NPIC vs PigFlow

The National Pork Industry Conference (NPIC) was the vision of Larry Graham and has roots back to the early 90’s. The current generation of NPIC was founded by Larry & Jean Graham in 1996 and was initially held at various upper Midwest locations. As the conference attendance grew, it ultimately found a home at the Four Seasons Resort, then Tan-Tar-A at Lake of the Ozarks, before moving in 2010 to its current location at the Kalahari Waterpark and Conference Center in Wisconsin Dells, WI.

PigFlow is a workforce execution platform designed to help pig production teams coordinate daily work, improve consistency of care, and increase operational visibility. PigFlow connects people, protocols, and priorities at the point of care. Teams use PigFlow to manage daily workflows, capture real-time information, coordinate treatments and tasks, and ensure work is completed as expected across sites and shifts. Key capabilities include: * Real-time operational visibility from system-wide performance to barn-level execution * Coordinated daily workflows for routine care, treatments, and exceptions * Intelligent prioritization to help teams focus on what matters most * Staff and task coordination across dispersed sites * Mobile-first data entry designed for barn-side use PigFlow works alongside existing herd management and records systems, bringing information together and turning it into coordinated action. It is built for caretakers, managers, and leadership to operate from a shared source of truth.