Episode 21: Iowa pig farmers are stepping up to help overcome hunger

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ChopTalk

Iowa Pork Producers Assoc

23 episodes

7 months ago

Iowans love their bacon, yet few know about pig farming. Host Laurie Johns connects you to Iowa pig farmers, the challenges they face and the impact on us all. Check out other ChopTalk podcast episodes and meet more Iowa pig farmers at www.iowapork.org/wecare.

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Episode 21: Iowa pig farmers are stepping up to help overcome hunger

ChopTalk

18 minutes

2 years ago

Episode 21: Iowa pig farmers are stepping up to help overcome hunger

Welcome to Episode 21, where we get an inside look at the “Pork in the Pantry” program created by Iowa pig farmers to combat food insecurity in their communities. The discussion includes Joyce Hoppes with Iowa Pork, Melanie Fierke from the Lord’s Cupboard Food Pantry in Fort Dodge, along with Gregg Hora, a local pig farmer. They discuss the program’s impact on communities facing food insecurity and the importance of providing high quality protein, especially pork, to those in need.