Though previously undefined or under-defined, sustainability is a concept that has been known long and well in the community of agricultural producers. Maximizing resources, reducing waste, using efficient practices and responsible stewardship of the land are not new concepts to those of you reading this. However, understanding that each of those factors results in an industry that is way ahead of the sustainability game is something that is only now being brought into the eye of the public. This report is intended to show the Pipestone commitment to sustainability and the ways in which we wish to be an industry leader to those ends.
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Winter 2025 – Tried & True
Pig farming is a balance of tradition and innovation. For generations, we have relied on time-tested methods to raise livestock. These tried-and-true techniques—rooted in experience and refined through practice—form the foundation of our industry.
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Fall 2024 – Pig Care Basics
I’ll never forget one of my first barn walk-throughs with Dr. G. F. Kennedy. “People try to overcomplicate pig farming. It comes down to air, water, and feed and if you get those right, this really isn’t that hard,” he shared. We will dive deeper into these timeless principles, exploring how these elements continue to drive the efficiency and success of today’s pig.
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Summer 2024 – Prioritizing People
At the core of every successful business lies its people— dedicated individuals whose passion, expertise, and shared values drive the organization forward. At Pipestone, this truth is especially resonant. Our people are not just employees; they are the lifeblood of our mission, working tirelessly to help farmers every day.
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Winter 2024 – Overcoming Challenges
Hog production is a game of generations, not months. In this issue of the Pipestone Journal, we provide expert advice as it relates to health, management, nutrition, and business to aid farmers in overcoming the challenges of the past year and beyond.
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