A Wisconsin program that trains new meat processors remains popular. Wisconsin continues to see demand for its Meat Talent Development Program training through universities, technical colleges, and partnering high schools. Wisconsin Technical College System President Layla Merrifield tells Brownfield the programs remain full. “The demand from students is more than our capacity right now and […]
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