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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2020 · 18 MIN

Jim Long: Global Economy and Pig Producers | Ep. 35

from The Swine it Podcast Show · host Wisenetix

“Part of what I understand is happening is the foodservice buy bellies at 40 lb boxes. That stops. Retail goes in 1-lb packages. The system isn't geared up to do all those 1-lb packages. It's a redistribution. And that's is just an example of the challenge we have.” – Jim Long.Today’s episode will cover “Global economy right now and how that affects pig producers”.Our guest is Jim Long. Jim is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario, Canada. He is responsible for the direction of Genesus, drives change and sets the strategy and vision for the company, overseeing day to day business of running and managing the company. Genesus is one of the major swine genetic companies globally with production in North America Europe and Asia.What you will learn:What is going on with the global economy;Packing plant closures;Where will we be 12 months from now;Issues and challenges for the swine industry;What separates successful swine professionals from those that are not.Jim’s favorite swine-related book: Pig HealthJim’s favorite book in general: Good to GreatThis episode was edited and published by Lauro Faccin.

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