Another successful Iowa Swine Day is in the books, and 2025’s edition lived up to its reputation as one of the premier pork industry events in the country.
Held in Ames, Iowa, this year’s conference gathered more than 20 expert speakers across four plenary sessions and 16 breakout sessions, drawing producers, industry professionals, and researchers to focus on the key challenges and opportunities shaping the future of U.S. pork production.
Key themes included:
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The evolving future of pork demand, led by David Newman of the National Pork Board.
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Bold advancements in genetics and innovation.
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Frontline strategies in biosecurity, herd management, and producer-focused resources.
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Real-time consumer trends and technology shifts influencing the industry.
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Cutting-edge ISU research driving practical solutions.
Backed by nearly 50 sponsors, the event didn’t just provide insights—it fostered community and momentum. Attendees enjoyed collaborative learning, expert analysis, and of course, one of the best pork lunches in the industry.
Swine Web applauds the Iowa Pork Industry Center and its partners for delivering a top-tier event that keeps the U.S. pork industry informed and energized.
