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*North American Preview has changed its name to National Hog Farmer Weekly Preview. It is the same resourceful newsletter with information for the pork producers of North America and Canada.*

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National Hog Farmer Weekly Preview - Provides pork producers in the United States and Canada with weekly analysis of items that will impact their business.

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Pork Industry Express - Pork Industry Express will have the latest product information for the highly specialized commercial operations. Exclusive information will be available to the readers of this e-mail newsletter equipment that can make pork production go more smoothly.

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Nutrient Management is a monthly e-newsletter for pork, diary and feedlot beef producers who are looking for the latest technology, research and sound agronomic principles to enhance the value of their livestock manure as valuable crop nutrient resource while giving them advice to fulfill their regulatory and stewardship responsibilities.

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New Rules for Risk Management

Risk management, it seems, has always been viewed favorably by pork producers. Problem is, it's rarely practiced to any great degree. ...

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"Swine Flu" - It's Time to Move On

Something bad has happened to you. It wasn't deserved and it wasn't fair. The people who did it are callous and heartless (at least in regard to you), and lazy, or they would not have done it. But they did it. It's over. It's done. You can whine and wallow in self-pity and martyrdom or pick yourself up, dust yourself off and get on with life and the business of raising quality pork. ...

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