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Had a great day yesterday Iowa State Fair flipping pork loins and having great conversation with Secretary Brooke Rollins Gov. Kim Reynolds Mike Naig they are all great advocates for the pork industry Iowa Pork Producers and all of agriculture thank you for all the people grilling at the pork tent great job

Polk County pig farmers Mike and Cristen Clark, along with their children Halle and Barrett, receiving the Wergin Good Farm Neighbor Award from Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig today at the #IowaStateFair. Congrats on this well deserved honor!

Hawaiian Hog $10. Iowa Pork Tent. definitely worth a try. the flavor of the meat was good and the condiments didn’t overpower that! #IowaStateFair

Check out the Iowa Pork Producers Tent and grab a pork burger cooked by the Brownfield Ag News team! Mark Dorenkamp Iowa State Fair

They invited me back again as a “Celebrity Chef” at the @iowapork Tent. The joke was always that I did it for street cred with my pork producer father-in-law. With his passing this past spring, this time was in his honor. Miss you, Joe!

We’re pleased to greet a delegation from Manitoba at the Iowa Pork Tent today, including Minister of Agriculture Ron Kostyshyn. Manitoba is the largest pork producing & export province in Canada. We appreciate our friends to the north & welcome them to the #IowaStateFair.

Trying to help #hog cutout with brats, bacon 🥓 and hotdogs for lunch🤪! Iowa Pork Producers !

Celebrity Chefs have taken over the grill at the Iowa Pork Producers tent! #EverLoyal | #1UNI | #FairSweetFair25

Good things come together at the Iowa State Fair! We had so much fun flipping pork burgers, building relationships and talking Iowa agriculture with a delegation of international visitors, including agriculture leaders from Manitoba, Alberta and Quebec, and Japan.

For Duane Stateler and pork producers nationwide, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword, it’s a way of life. In pork production, it means protecting soil and water, reducing our environmental footprint, preserving farmland for future generations, and so much more. Learn more:

Raising pigs isn’t what it used to be. And that’s a good thing. Iowa pig farmers are evolving every day, using new tools, technology and knowledge to care for their animals, the land and their communities. Want a closer look at who’s behind the bacon? Visit our website to learn

Coach Dresser is grilling up the good stuff at the Iowa State Fair 👀 Iowa Pork Producers // Kevin Dresser

Macie Reeb, AMVC swine nutritionist, shares her experience visiting Capitol Hill through the Iowa Pork Leadership Academy. Read how she was able to advocate for pork producers while in D.C. swineweb.com/opinions/carry…

Thank you for visiting Masashi Mizobuchi! We appreciate the high praise for delicious Iowa pork!

To our 900+ volunteers, dozens of celebrity chefs, and tens of thousands of people who visited our Pork Tent, Chop Shops and Farrowing Display this year during the #IowaStateFair, two words: THANK YOU!!!

🥓❤️ Happy National Bacon Lovers Day! ❤️🥓 Crispy, smoky, savory, and oh-so-satisfying… bacon makes everything better. Here’s to Iowa’s pig farmers who make sure there’s plenty of bacon to love today and every day. #BaconLoversDay #IowaPork #TasteWhatPorkCanDo

Interested in learning more about evolving technologies for livestock production? We are hosting a webinar series this September on the Barn of Tomorrow. youtube.com/watch?v=EPW6NG…

🐖 For Iowa pig farmers, the environment is a responsibility - not an afterthought. Learn how they’re using innovation 💡 and stewardship 🤝 to protect our shared resources. >>iowapork.org/we-care-iowa #PigFarmers #WeCare #WeCareIowa #IowaPork

Rob and Char Brenneman turned a childhood hog project into Brenneman Pork, overcoming the farm crisis of the 1980s to build a family farm that continues to grow. In Episode 26 of The PORK Podcast, they share lessons and Rob reflects on his role as NPPC’s incoming 2026 president: