Jarolimek was state president in 1987 to 1988. Farmers are producing a high-quality product, but much of that value is being captured at the processing and retail levels. Niche markets Jarolimek wants to grow the demand for pork and exports of pork and pork products. He will encourage growers to enter co-ops and alliances with packers. Nationally, the NPPC must promote food safety issues and focus on ethnic food trends in the United States, especially the Japanese, Korean and Hispanic markets.
Pork has versatility and taste, and has an excellent food-safety record.
S.D. They also raise sugar beets, wheat, corn and soybeans on about 1,700 acres of land. He and his wife, Dawn, have three children, Casey, Erin and Clayton. Jarolimek is chairman of the NPPC's budget committee and also serves on the group's producer communications working group and its environment and legal defense committees.