Kaylin Short — Kaylin Short introduces herself as an 18-year-old senior who is active in 4-H, where she has shown swine and steer and competed at the state level. She says she enjoys politics and government, explains that this interest led her to want to participate, and thanks the committee for the opportunity to be there as a page.
J.W. Wood — J.W. Wood is introduced and then identifies himself as a cattle feeder in the Treasure Valley and chairman of the Idaho Beef Council.
Lynn Balkman — Introduced as accompanying J.W. Wood.
Jody Mink — Jody Mink of the Idaho Beef Council is introduced as a cow-calf producer from Cambridge and vice chair, and is identified as the person who will address the council’s first two strategic goals. She then begins her testimony before the committee, thanking members for the opportunity to speak and introducing her remarks on Idaho Beef Council marketing efforts.
Lynn Bachman — Identified as a cow-calf producer from Bruno.
Jared Brackett — Shown as a Southwest Idaho producer who traveled to Japan to help educate consumers.
Tammy Nichols — Referenced as having asked the Idaho Beef Council to provide a picture of Idaho's economy through the beef council lens.
Tammy Nichols — The chair acknowledged a procedural mistake in not allowing two supporters of HB 662 to testify.
J.W. — Addressed by the speaker in a brief correction before the event announcement.
Sarah Baker — Identified as one of the two BQA lead instructors in Idaho.
Miranda Small — Identified as one of the two BQA lead instructors in Idaho.
Todd Lakey — A representative asked about whether BQA has an online option and how it works. The name appears misrecognized as 'Diger.'