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Mar 13, 2020 · Ranking twelfth in the U.S. for pork production, Michigan’s swine industry is extremely diverse and has a robust show pig industry. Youth in Michigan can become involved in the pork industry by participating in various events including jackpot shows, educational opportunities and county fairs.
By becoming a member of MPPA you are supporting activities that help protect your ability to raise hogs in Michigan. Our website is a resource for pork producers, industry, and consumers, offering show pigs, legislative updates, and delicious pork recipes.
The MI PIGS program goals are to: · Encourage youth to participate in showing pigs throughout the state. · Develop leadership and promote education. · Recognize the youth showing pigs in Michigan. · Develop youth with a better understanding of the swine industry in Michigan.
- 3515 W Road B, East Lansing, 42282, MI
- (517) 853-3782
Apr 1, 2021 · All pigs shown in Michigan will need to have official ID in the form of a USDA 840 tag, a PIN tag with a unique animal number, or a NUES (National Uniform Eartagging System) tag, which may be from leftover inventory that was dedicated to specific county fairs.
Jan 5, 2021 · The Public Act 466 of the Animal Industry Act requires that pigs shown at fairs, exhibitions or shows must have official individual animal identification.
Heritage, Commercial, Show Pigs, Cross Breeds, and Pasture Raised Hogs, in and around the State of Michigan. ALL buyers and sellers in neighboring states are also welcome to join! Goal is to buy, sell, trade, hogs and hog breeding/ finishing equipment and supplies.
The 2024 Spartan Classic will be held June 14-16, 2024 at the MSU Livestock Pavilion. For more information, contact Director of Youth Activities Carla McLachlan at 517-242-2395 or by email at mipigsinfo@gmail.com. Registration Form: Entry Information. All entries due June 10, 2024.
