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Indiana Pork Executive Director Position Opening

Looking for an opportunity to make a difference? Indiana Pork is currently recruiting for an Executive Director to lead our Indianapolis-based non-profit organization. Indiana Pork is funded in part by the Pork Check-Off program and supports the state’s 3000 family pork farmers. As part of the Pork CheckOff program the organization strives to harness the resources of producers to capture opportunity, address challenges and satisfy customers. Our vision? Responsible. Sustainable. Professional.
Profitable.

Reporting to the Board of Directors and leading a small dedicated staff, the Executive Director will have overall fiscal responsibility for the organization, overseeing expense and income and ensuring that activities bring value to the producers of Indiana. The Executive Director will need to cultivate strong relationships with industry partners while communicating our platform to the public, media and detractors. As the organization leader, the Director must also ensure that staff and board members take
an active role in promoting both our product and producers.

Qualified candidates will have at least 8-10 years of leadership experience. Policy development, legislative, budget/fiscal management, strategy and vision development experience are also required. We need a strong communicator and relationship builder with a passion for agriculture and non-profit work.

For more information visit the job posting on AgCareers.com

http://www.agcareers.com/job.cfm?task=view&id=313068

 

Source: Indiana Pork

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The Hunt for New Life: Fall Calving at Pride Ranch Episode 1

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Fall calving season is officially underway here at Pride Ranch. Today I’m walking the pastures, checking udders, watching behavior, and hoping to find the first newborn of the season. Some cows look close… others are still holding out.

That’s ranch life. A lot of patience. A lot of walking. And sometimes, no calves when you expect them.

In this episode:

• Pasture checks and cow behavior

• Signs a calf is getting close

• Where cows like to hide newborns

• The first official hunt of the season