We hope you'll join us in celebrating #MeatAllWeek March 22-26. We are excited to collaborate with our friends in the beef and poultry industries and at the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry in this effort.
This week has been designated by Governor Kevin Stitt and Secretary of Agriculture Blayne Arthur as a time to celebrate the 110,000 Oklahomans who work in animal agriculture and the protein they put on your plates. Meat production brings a $18 billion economic impact to our state annually while providing you a nutritious, flavorful source of protein.
There are many ways you can get involved and show your support for pork, a flavorful, nutritious, affordable and (we're sure) your favorite protein. Read on to learn more!
Your #MeatAllWeek To-Do List
okPORK staff is diving head first into planning and executing many exciting things for #MeatAllWeek and we want you to join us. Here are some steps you can take to celebrate.
Take & share the #MeatAllWeek pledge - We've put together a pledge that you can take to show your commitment to eating meat on March 22-26. Click here to take that pledge and be sure to share it on your social media pages. The first 250 people to take the pledge get a Made by Meat t-shirt.
Share content from okPORK - All week, we will be sharing content about the benefits of pork, how sustainable pig farming is, and more fun facts. Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram and share this content.
Share your meat eating experience use the #MeatAllWeek hashtag - If you're cooking at home, ordering in or dining out, take some time to share your meat eating experiences on social media and be sure to use #MeatAllWeek so you'll be part of the larger conversation.
Donate to the #purchaseprotein campaign that benefits the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma - okPORK has partnered with the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma many times in the past and our friends at the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry have put together a great giving campaign for next week - #purchaseprotein. The link to donate will be released on the ODAFF Facebook page next week, so be sure you are following them.