Success StoryPork Processing Workshop
Pork Processing Workshop
Author: Gregg Rentfrow
Planning Unit: Animal and Food Sciences
Major Program: Swine
Outcome: Intermediate Outcome
The University of Kentucky Meat Cutting School offered a Pork Processing Workshop, that 12 participants from five states attended. The attendants ranged from current meat processors to pig farmers to an Eastern Kentucky University professor to a recent high school graduate trying to figure out his future career. The participants learned proper pork slaughter and fabrication techniques, all hands-on experiences, as well as listened to lectures on the pork industry, food safety, and pig meat quality. The participants were asked to evaluate the workshop, which received 6 out of 6 marks in all questions asked. The workshop was a success and more will be planned for the future.
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