Poultry specialist hired by Diamond V

Diamond V has hired David Kenyon as a poultry specialist.He will be responsible for supporting and developing the turkey business inNorth America.

April 19, 2013

Diamond V has hired David Kenyon as a poultry specialist.

Diamond V has hired David Kenyon as a poultry specialist.

Diamond V has hired David Kenyon as a poultry specialist. He will be responsible for supporting and developing the turkey business in North America.

Most recently, Kenyon was the president of Valley of the Moon Commercial Poults, Inc., a division of Aviagen Group. He has also worked at British United Turkeys of America as director of sales for North and South America and at Cargill Turkeys in various supervisory and management positions. He earned an animal science degree from Southwest Missouri State University.

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