Pork Pod
is a new tool the Pork Checkoff’s is utilizing to provide useful information to
producers. Pork Pod is a podcast. Podcasting is a method of publishing files to
the Internet, allowing users to subscribe to a feed and receive new files
automatically by subscription at no cost. You can listen to podcasts on your
computer, download the podcasts on computer and then create a CD or subscribe to
a feed for your iPod.
iTunes displays the PorkPod playlist, which shows all of the episodes. Next to the new podcast subscription, you should see an orange circle, which indicates that iTunes is downloading our most recent episode. When the orange circle disappears, you should be able to see the title, a list of all the episodes, and a check next to the most recent episode, indicating that it has been successfully downloaded. Double-click on the episode to play it in iTunes.
Receive via Email 1. Follow directions below
On a CD
Right click on the audio file of your
choice
Click Save Target As
Click Save and save to your
desktop on your computer
Date: March 24, 2009 Length: 8:01 Speakers:
Dr. Paul Sundberg, vice president of science and technology for the Pork Checkoff
John Caspers, Iowa pork producer and chairman of U.S. Meat Export Federation Nick Giordano, vice president and council international trade policy for the National Pork Producers Council
Date: March 12, 2009 Length: 7:48 Speakers: Dave Preisler, Minnesota Pork Board Phil Borgic, pork producer from Illinois Joe Popplewell, pork producer from Oklahoma Bill Crawford, Preferred Capital Management
Date: Dec. 24, 2008 Length: 7:56 Speakers: Tim Bierman, a PQA Plus-certified pork producer and National Pork Board member Brian Stevens, director of pork procurement, Hormel Foods Download in Browser:
