Nebraska Pork Producers Association hires education director

Lentfer will work closely with elementary, secondary and post-secondary education providers, 4-H and FFA leaders to connect them to our industry.

March 2, 2022

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Sophia Lentfer from Firth, Nebraska has been hired as the education director for the Nebraska Pork Producers Association. Lentfer graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in May of 2020 majoring in animal science with an emphasis in meat science. While at the University she was part of the UNL Livestock and Meat Judging teams, an active member of the Kappa Delta sorority and was a member of the 2018 NPPA Mentor program. 

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Lentfer has a strong background in youth organizations. As a 4-H and FFA member she formed leadership qualities, self-confidence and other personal growth skills. She started out showing sheep, but quickly discovered her real passion was pigs.

Working closely with swine experts to learn more about the industry, production, and show operations resulted in the opportunity to shine in the show pig arenas. She assisted with organizing seven national junior events for Team Purebred to offer youth opportunities to exhibit projects on a regional and national level. Lentfer was selected to serve as national representative for junior swine producers to help connect junior members to industry and offer professional development and served as secretary for the national Team Purebred Junior Board Member, June 2018 – June 2020.

The director of education will work closely with elementary, secondary and post-secondary education providers, 4-H and FFA leaders to connect them to our industry. In accepting the position Lentfer said, "I believe in the power of young people and look forward to sharing my passion for my love of pigs and promoting the swine industry to children and adults alike."

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