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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2020 · 44 MIN

Kristi Rowles & Daryl Possberg: Emotional Health in Pig Production | Ep. 64

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“There are days where you just need to turn your mind off and you need to be doing something that is just not going to tax you too much and a little bit of physical exertion. For whatever reason, it would seem to make everything feel better for a little bit.” – Daryl PossbergWhat you will learn:• How COVID-19 affected pig production and packing plants;• Tools and mental processes to help through hard times;• Thoughts on communication and social media;• Insights on potential solutions from a business standpoint.Meet the guests: Daryl Possberg, currently General Manager at Polar Pork Farms, holds a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics (University of Saskatchewan), and a Master of Business Administration in Agricultural Business and Management (University of Guelph).Kristi Rowles, currently certified Enneagram coach and consultant, holds a Bachelor's degree in Family Science and Youth Leadership-Development, and a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling.This episode was published by Lauro Faccin.

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