KNG Donates Animal Feed to Camp Courageous
Kent Nutrition Group is honored to support @CampCourageous.org by donating quality feed to the animals in their Nature Center.
Kent Nutrition Group is honored to support @CampCourageous.org by donating quality feed to the animals in their Nature Center.
Kent Nutrition Group strives every day to bring the best nutrition products to customers who raise, care for, or show their animals. And that includes even the youngest customers, like the nearly 11,000 members of the National Junior Swine Association (NJSA), who raise and show four different breeds of pigs throughout the country each year. …
Kent Corporation is investing in the future of innovation to help our growing world do more. We thought that called for celebration, so we hosted a Kent Cy-Hawk tailgate at the University of Iowa vs. Iowa State University football game!
The highly-anticipated Iowa State University Kent Feed Mill and Grain Science Complex is officially underway.
Each year, thousands of Iowa students participate in 4-H and FFA beef, swine, poultry and other agricultural projects. Through scholarships like these, KNG supports the next generation of leaders in agriculture.
When our hometown received major flooding this spring, employees from across our company recently gathered to lend a hand. Headquartered in Muscatine, Iowa, Kent Nutrition Group is proud to support our local community in this way. #KentCares
Kent Nutrition Group (KNG) has pledged 19 tons of animal feed to aid Nebraska farmers impacted by recent flooding. In the first week of April, KNG announced its collaboration with the Nebraska Department of Agriculture in lending a hand to the state’s producers in need.
The Aaron Boysen Memorial Scholarship has been established to celebrate the life and professional work of Aaron Boysen. Aaron lived a full life that passionately focused on three primary areas – family, agriculture, and his work at Kent feeds. Aaron’s devotion to these three things has left a lasting legacy on those who came in contact with both his personal life and with those who worked with him at Kent for over 30 years.
Kent Corporation is committing $8 million, the Iowa Corn Promotion Board $4 million, and Sukup Manufacturing Co. $2 million in support of a new Iowa State University educational and research facility for feed milling and grain science. The $14 million in gifts are the first to be announced for the $21.2 million feed mill and grain science complex, which will be funded entirely through private giving. The commitments made by Kent Corporation and Iowa Corn Promotion Board represent the largest gifts each has ever made.