SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — For nearly 80 years, the Illinois Pork Producers Association (IPPA) has served the pork industry well. This cannot be accomplished without the input and support of those in the industry. One way for this input is through resolutions for the 2025 Annual Meeting. If there is an issue or topic you would like the IPPA to address, please bring it to our attention by submitting a resolution.

Resolutions may be submitted by clicking the link below and completing the form. We want to hear from you and discuss topics important to you.

Why should you fill out a resolution form?

The resolution process is part of our association’s policy development. IPPA members discuss and determine IPPA’s direction. This can also be an opportunity to help determine and direct both the state and national pork organizations on issues of importance. By submitting a resolution form, you are ensuring that the topics and issues that are important to you are being heard and discussed.

If you would like to submit a resolution form, please complete and return the form below by Dec. 16, 2024 for consideration at the 2025 Annual Meeting.

The 2025 Annual Meeting is open for you to attend, even if you are not a delegate. The meeting will be held on Feb. 11, 2025 at the BOS Center in Springfield, just before the Illinois Pork Expo. Be sure to watch for more details coming soon.

Find the IPPA resolution form here.

— Illinois Pork Producers Association

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