Membership - NSIF

Working to significantly improve swine genetics

Members of NSIF include any individual or organization that is actively producing performance tested seedstock, conducting performance testing programs, marketing performance tested animals, or marketing semen from performance tested swine.

Founded in 1975, the National Swine Improvement Federation is now recognized nationally and internationally as one of the leading bodies in developing and applying scientifically-based programs for the genetic improvement of swine. Our mission is to advance and stimulate individual and collaborative efforts of swine breeding stock suppliers, academic personnel, and pork industry affiliates in the research, development, and utilization of scientifically-based genetic improvement programs and associated practices for the economically efficient production of high quality, nutritious pork.

Annual Conference

Membership provides a discount to NSIF sponsored meetings and conferences where you have the greatest opportunity to network with colleagues in swine genetic improvement.

Swine Genetics Publications

Members have access to the most recent published research relating to swine genetics.

Ultrasonic Certification

The Federation has implemented programs to standardize ultrasonic measurement. NSIF certifies participants who meet the qualifications set forth by the program.

The NSIF annual meeting is a great place for leaders in swine genetics and allied industry to come together and share among themselves to improve the swine industry as a whole.

Austin Putz

President

Membership Options

Together we can significantly improve swine genetics. Become a member today!

Standard Membership

$

200 /yr.

* DOES NOT INCLUDE A FREE REGISTRATION

Membership provides a discount to the NSIF conference and opportunity to serve on the board as a member.

Event Sponsor

$

750 /yr.

Become a partner of the NSIF Annual Meeting through a standard sponsorship.

INCLUDES one free registration to your company. Sponsors can also setup a table at the yearly meeting.