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The nominating committees have made their selections, and the 2020National Swine Registry Boards of Directors candidates are ready to serve.Don’t miss the chance to cast your vote. Ballots were mailed November 1and should be returned to the NSR office and postmarked by November 30.United Duroc Swine Registry CandidatesCENTRAL Blane Olson, IllinoisBlane Olson, 35, of Lincoln,Illinois, owns and operates Olson Farms with his wife, Kristi,and their four children: Braden,Kelten, Luke and Coley.Size and scope of operation: Olson Farms runs 15Duroc sows, with a focuson junior hogs and breeding stock.Pork leadership activities: Currently a At-Large Directorfor the Illinois Pork Producers Association. A member ofthe Illinois Purebred Swine Council where I help administer the Illinois Bred Program and am also the AssistantSwine Superintendant for the Logan Country 4-H Fair.Other leadership activities: Member of the Logan County Catholic Community Parrish Council, help coach kid’s sports teams and serves onvarious committees at St. Patrick’s Church.Please describe what you feel the National SwineRegistry’s and/or the United Duroc Swine Registry’srole should be in assisting purebred breeders competein today’s market: I am a large proponent of honestyand integrity. In a world that struggles with both, I feelthe NSR and more specifically, the Duroc Board, hasan opportunity to make a difference. With true leaderswho are willing to do what is right, although not alwayspopular or even what is best for their own specialinterests, we have an opportunity to maintain and buildon our industry’s strong presence and bright future.CENTRAL Scott Preston, IllinoisScott Preston, 47, of Lanark, Illinois,and his wife, Dawn, have fourchildren: Drew, 22, Shelbie, 19,Kendall, 15 and Rory, 10.Size and scope of operation: Myfamily and I run 70 Duroc, Hampshire, Yorkshire and crossbred sows,farrow-to-finish producing showpigsand breeding stock for youth and producers across the nation. I have been blessed to be a part of the swine industrymy whole life and currently oversee the nutrition businessas a consultant for Standard Nutrition Services, along withthe building division Ag Property Solutions east of theMississippi River. My life’s mission and passion is to helpproducers reach their goals and bring them the tools andtechnologies to be successful pushing every day to helpthem be better.Pork leadership activities: Member of the Illinois PurebredSwine Council, Illinois Hampshire Breeders Board, IllinoisYorkshire Breeders and the Vice President of the IllinoisDuroc Breeders Board.Other leadership activities:Giving back to the community and future industry leaders has been very important to me and I have served asthe swine group leader for 4-H and the 4-H Swine ShowSuperintendent at our county fair. I have also served on ourchurch board, sat on the Way of Christ Secretariat Board,as well as, coached football for our local high school.WESTERN Robbie Harkey, TexasRobbie Harkey, 48, of Hale Center,Texas, and his wife, Shelly, havethree children: Sheena, Kylie andBrendan.Size and scope of operation:40 head Duroc sow operation.Pork leadership activities: Servedon the Texas Pork Producers Association Board, wherethey strive to work for and support the Texas breeders andyouth. Also serve on my county stock show board.Please describe what you feel the National Swine Registry (NSR)’s and/ or the United Duroc Swine Registry(UDSR)’s role should be in assisting purebred breederscompete in today’s market.As a producer of pedigreed Duroc swine, I feel the National Swine Registry should assist breeders in continuingto strive to make Duroc pigs better, not only for the showpig industry but also for marketing their swine to the commercial industry as well.WESTERN Chad Hill, TexasChad Hill, 47, of Lubbock, Texas,and his wife, Misty, have threechildren: Hunter, 24, Austin, 20, andTucker, 6.Size and scope of operation: ChadHill Durocs consists of 40 Duroc,Spot and Chester White sows. HillBoar Stud houses 20 boars. Hill isalso employed by Essential Feeds with a territory in WestTexas, New Mexico and Arizona.Pork leadership activities: Past president and vice president of Hereford Livestock Show Board of Directors.Please describe what you feel the National Swine Registry (NSR)’s and/ or the United Duroc Swine Registry(UDSR)’s role should be in assisting purebred breederscompete in today’s market.I believe the NSR and UDSR’s role is to assist members,regardless of size or sector of the industry. I feel this canbe achieved by creating multiple avenues to market ourmembers’ products. I believe the Duroc breed has becomea driving force at NJSA shows, as well as junior breedingshows across the country. It is important the UDSR keep
that trend moving forward. As a board member, I wouldstay open minded and consider what’s best for all members of the UDSR.wide. Utilizing our resources within NSR to both growand maintain the NJSA, as well as global market opportunities, should be at the top of our priority list.AT-LARGE Doug Albright, MichiganAT-LARGE Seth Ebert, OhioDoug Albright, 33, lives in Coldwater, Michigan, with his wife, Dana,and their son.Size and scope of operation:Albright Swine Farms is a 230sow farrow-to-finish operationthat sells showpigs year round, aswell as, market hogs and breeding stock. The sow herd consists of primarily Duroc andBerkshire sows. Albright Pork Enterprises also ownsand operates Countryside Quality Meats, a USDA Inspected Slaughter Facility in Union City, Michigan.Pork leadership activities: Past NJSA YouthAdvisory Board Member and Spartan Classic and Spartan Jackpot Chair.Other leadership activities: Branch County Farm BureauYoung Farmers Board Member, Branch County 4-H JudgingTeam Coach and BACC FFA Youth Advisory Board Member.Please describe what you feel the National SwineRegistry (NSR)’s and/or the United Duroc SwineRegistry (UDSR)’s role should be in assistingpurebred breeders compete in today’s market.As the pig industry has evolved, we have had to evolvewith it, which has meant focusing on the showpig market and the NJSA. The Duroc breed itself must maintainits values on performance and growth, as we still havea demand in the commercial sector for terminal boars.With those priorities in mind, promotion is key. TheDuroc breed has an opportunity to continue to growyouth participation, as well as demand for boars worldSeth Ebert, 27, resides in Ashland,Ohio, with his wife, Jessica.Size and scope of operation:50 sows (mainly Duroc)Pork leadership activities: PQAInstructor, NBS Judging Committee Member and Aksarben JudgingCommittee Member, CSU Pork Cookout Chair, Chair YorkCounty Judging Contest and a The Judging ExperienceJudging Camp Swine Instructor.Other Leadership Activities: 4-H Advisor and AshlandCounty 4-H Livestock Judging Coach.Please describe what you feel the National Swine Registry (NSR)’s and/ or the United Duroc Swine Registry(UDSR)’s role should be in assisting purebred breederscompete in today’s market.I believe the NSR’s and UDSR’s role should be, not only toassist and guide breeders to make improvements from agenetic and phenotypic standpoint, but to also work handin hand with breeders on current and/or upcoming issuesfacing the Duroc breed. I also feel as industry leaders wehave a responsibility to the breeder to provide honestfeedback with the understanding that every operation hasits own goal for moving their program forward. A healthyrelationship between the organization and the breeder isvery important because we’re all just a small piece of thepuzzle, and it takes all of us working together with a common goal in mind, which is to improve the Duroc breed.Hampshire Swine Registry CandidatesEASTERN Lorelei Prichard, GeorgiaLorelei Prichard, 51, of Watkinsville,Georgia, and her husband, MichaelLowder, have a five children, Colton,Sierra, Samuel, Jacob and Quintin.Size and scope of operation: OwnOMG Showpigs founded in 2014and have 32 sows (18 Hampshire).Please describe what you feel the NationalSwine Registry (NSR)’s and/or the HampshireSwine Registry (HSR)’s role should be in assistingpurebred breeders compete in today’s market:Purebred breeders benefit when breed-specific classesare available in local and state shows and when incentives comparable to cross/market hog premiums areprovided to purebred champions. I believe that theHampshire Swine Registry should focus on the purity, performance and productivity of the breed.Pork leadership activities:Newton County Agricultural Advisory Board, NorthOconee Agricultural Advisory Board; Actively involved with surrounding area 4-H and FFA groups.EASTERN HL Gibson, OhioOther leadership activities: Practicing veterinarian forthe past 23 years. Past monthly columnist for the PaintHorse Journal, past member of Oconee County AnimalControl Board, American Veterinary Dental Society andGeorgia Veterinary Medical Association. Member ofAVMA since 1996. Has given lectures to groups over thepast 20 years on veterinary topics as general as genetics and the basic care of animals to material as specificas intraoral extraction of maxillary fourth premolars andendodontics. Currently works part-time as an emergency veterinarian and surgeon, and actively providesservices and consultation to a large swine clientele.Size and scope of operation: Gibson is co-owner ofGibson Girls and they operate with 12 Hampshire sows and six crossbred sows.HL Gibson, 58, and his wife Brenna,live in Circleville, Ohio. Their familyconsists of daughters, Taylor andMallory, son-in-law, Kyle Breiner, andgranddaughter, Sophia.Pork leadership activities: Former member of thePickaway County Pork Producers and past President of the Wayne Township Zoning Board.
Please describe what you feel the NationalSwine Registry (NSR)’s and/or the HampshireSwine Registry (HSR)’s role should be in assistingpurebred breeders compete in today’s market:The Hampshire boards’ decisions should be made in thetotal membership’s best interest. Everyone involved inthe Hampshire breed should have a voice. We shouldencourage more breeders to exhibit hogs in the openshow ring and not rely solely on the junior exhibitorsto create outside interest in the Hampshire breed. TheNSR should continue to promote Hampshires for all thepositives they add to the purebred industry. There is nobetter time than now to make Hampshire hogs better.WESTERN James Backman, CaliforniaJames Backman, 43, of Denair,California, and his wife, Kara, havetwo sons, Kade and Kash, and adaughter, Jacee.Size and scope of operation:Backman runs a 250 head showpig operation located in thecentral valley of CaliforniaPork leadership activities: Graduate of National PorkBoard Pork Leadership Academy, served six years on theNJSA Youth Advisory Board and served 20 years on theCalifornia Pork Producers Association Board of Directors.Other leadership activities: Board member for the Denair Youth Football.Please describe what you feel the NationalSwine Registry (NSR)’s and/or the HampshireSwine Registry (HSR)’s role should be in assistingpurebred breeders compete in today’s market:Thank you for the opportunity to serve as a Hampshireboard member. I feel my experience, passion and lovefor the swine industry will prove valuable as a HampshireBoard Director. There has been great leadership in our industry and for that I am thankful. I promise to dedicate mytime on the board to maintain the integrity and progressivethinking directors before me have. Purebred livestock is nota fad; it is a necessity and realistically the glue that holdsour industry together. With the proper leadership andstrategic planning, I truly believe the NSR can be strongerthan ever. I appreciate your consideration and look forwardto working with everyone to strengthen the NSR brand.WESTERN Mike Day, OklahomaMike Day, 55, of Ames, Oklahoma,and his wife, Loria, have a daughter,Whitney Jimenez, and a son, Cody.In addition to raising purebredswine, Day has worked at Vance AirForce Base for 20 years in therefueling department.Size and scope of operation:Day Farms runs about 15 to 20 purebred sows withfive Durocs and the remainder Hampshires. They raisebreeding stock for National Swine Registry eventsand junior exhibitors to show. They also sell breeding stock to other breeders across the country.Pork leadership activities: Member of the HampshireSwine Registry and the United Duroc Swine Registry.Other leadership activities: Member of theOkeene United Methodist Church and Past chairman of Pastor Parrish Relations Committee.Please describe what you feel the NationalSwine Registry (NSR)’s and/or the HampshireSwine Registry (HSR)’s role should be in assistingpurebred breeders compete in today’s market:The NSR does a great job promoting purebredswine. We need to find more ways to get pedigreed hogs into shows throughout the country,while also working to maintain pedigreed influencethroughout the commercial sector world wide.AT-LARGE Kyle Baade, NebraskaKyle Baade, 33, of Plymouth,Nebraska, and his wife, Laura, arethe proud parents of three childrenAnders, 5, Betsy, 3, and Callan, 7months.Size and scope of operation:Baade Genetics is a 75-sowfarrow-to-finish operation consisting of Hampshire, Yorkshire, Duroc and crossbredsows. Their primary focus is on showpig and seedstockproduction. They also operate an on-farm boar stud.Pork leadership activities: Local 4-H and FFA swine consultant, showmanship clinics with local and area youth andsupervise collegiate judging teams at on-farm workouts.Other leadership activities: AGR alumni, TriCounty FFA Alumni and Booster and Member of United Methodist Church.Please describe what you feel the National SwineRegistry (NSR)’s and/or the Hampshire Swine Registry(HSR)’s role should be in assisting purebred breederscompete in today’s market: The NSR and the HSR shouldbe an asset to both purebred and commercial breedersalike. Commercially, by incorporating purebred breeding stock through the use of the STAGES program, aswell as exploring new opportunities for product advancement and for the showpig sector with sales to markettheir hogs. I feel it’s imperative all producers need tobe educated on changing regulations through transparency by the board and promote the livestock industry tocounteract the growing voice of anti-agricultural activists.AT-LARGE Kelly Bowen, IllinoisKelly Bowen, 65, of Bloomington,Illinois, and his wife, Cheryl, have adaughter, Brieanna, and a son,Brent.Size and scope of operation:Owns Bowen Hampshires alongwith his wife, Cheryl. They have80 purebred Hampshire sowsalong with seven Hampshire boars selling breeding stock,showpigs and semen throughout the United States.Pork leadership activities: Has been providing nutritionalservices to pork producers, including management techniques to improve their operations, for more than 40 years.Bowen also works very closely with the youth and their 4-Hand FFA projects to help them achieve their goals in life.Other leadership activities: Served on the Carlock GradeSchool Parent Teacher Board as past treasurer and theNormal West High School FFA Alumni Board as past
Secretary. In 2017, was elected as the Supervisor andChief Financial Officer of Dry Grove Township, McLeanCounty, Ill., handling all funds and public relations.Pork Producers Association, Hampshire Swine Association, American Berkshire Association and the Missouri State Fair Swine Superintendant for five years.Please describe what you feel the NationalSwine Registry (NSR)’s and/or the HampshireSwine Registry (HSR)’s role should be in assistingpurebred breeders compete in today’s market:Other leadership activities: Attend the Kidder Baptist Church. Member of the Moila Shrine, Polo MasonicLodge and Retired Missouri Agriculture Educators.The role of the NSR is to, above all, keep our membership informed. We need to develop affordable programs to encourage young producers and youth toraise Hampshires for the show ring and beyond.I am passionate about the Hampshire breedand it’s longevity and will do everything Ican to make it fun to own Hampshires.AT-LARGE Earl Dotson, MissouriEarl Dotson, 69, of Cameron,Missouri, and his wife, Sandra, havethree sons: James, Steven andEddie.Size and scope of operation: Dotson Hampshires is a family operation consisting of a 400 acre cropfarm and is currently running 15Hampshire sows, three Berkshire sows and three crossbredsows. They have been in the purebred business since 1971.Their focus is producing productive, sound females thatwill breed, farrow large litters in a short time on their ownand raise them. In addition, they strive to produce barrows and gilts for junior shows that will be competitive.Pork leadership activities: A member of the MissouriPlease describe what you feel the NationalSwine Registry (NSR)’s and/or the HampshireSwine Registry (HSR)’s role should be in assistingpurebred breeders compete in today’s market:The NSR’s role is to record litter registrations, provideperformance pedigrees and manage purity recordswhile maintaining the integrity of each of the variousbreeds. In addition, the NSR should use various meansto promote purebred hogs both nationally and internationally. As a former Agriculture Education Instructor of 23 years, the NSR must continue to focus on theNJSA and its leadership activities. The young peopleinvolved in NJSA are the future for the pork industry. Inthe show ring today, but more importantly in activitieslater in life that will have a positive effect on the porkindustry. As Hampshire breeders, we must continue toput a concentrated effort in encouraging young peopleto get involved in raising and showing Hampshires.The HSR should focus on promoting Hampshires andimproving the quality of the hogs in the Hampshire breed.It is very important to have discussions on how to increase the number of animals being exhibited and soldat the national shows and fairs. We need to recognize theproblems of our breed, stop tolerating these and develop a plan to correct them. The status quo is not OK.American Landrace Association CandidatesAT-LARGE A.J. Williams, IndianaA.J. Williams, 47, of Cory, Indiana,and his wife, Kristi, have threechildren Cale, Blake and Drew.Size and scope of operation: Currently they have approximately a 50head sow and show pig operationconsisting of 35 purebred Landrace, Hampshire, Duroc, Yorkshireand Tamworth sows with the remainder being crossbred.Pork leadership activities: Over the past 20 years A.J.has had the fortunate opportunity to judge numerousNSR and NJSA shows, as well as multiple state fairs andmany jackpot and county shows from coast to coast. Hewas a member of the Clay County Pork Producers andthe former Clay County Fair Swine Superintendent for 15years until close family members cycled back into showing and he chose to step aside. As a former AgricultureEducation teacher and Pork Quality Assurance instructor,Williams had the opportunity to educate/certify numerous young people and adults in the former Quality Assurance program. During his time as a student at Purdue, hespent three years at the Swine Unit working with highlyrespected faculty on a wide array of research projects.Other Leadership activities: Member of the ClayCounty Extension Board (2002-2008 and 2013-present)and served five of the 12 years as president. Memberof the First Prairie Creek Baptist Church and from2005-2015 was the Trustee and 2015-presentis a Deacon. Was a founding Advisory Boardmember for the IVY Tech Agriculture Program.Please describe what you feel the National SwineRegistry (NSR)’s and/or the American LandraceAssociation (ALA)’s role should be in assistingpurebred breeders compete in today’s market:As an ambassador for the purebred swine industry andas one that holds a fondness for the heritage of purebred livestock, my goal and vision for the National SwineRegistry would be to evolve with an ever-changing industry all while preserving as much int
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