MADISON, Wis. More than 65,000 visitors are
expected to attend the 35th World Dairy Expo at the
Alliant Energy Center here Oct. 3-7.
At last year’s event, visitors included 3,532 interna
tional attendees from 85 countries and more than
2,000 head of dairy cattle displayed by 810 exhibitors
and owners from 33 states and 8 Canadian provinces.
About 1,480 commercial exhibit booths are planned
by exhibitors from 15 countries, seven Canadian prov
inces and 41 U.S. states.
Maryland Dairy Woman
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writing articles of Holstein events. She and Charlie co
chair the Maryland 4-H Foundation Dairy Endow
ment Fund that has grown to over $lOO,OOO. The
fagers have been honored with Maryland Holstein’s
Outstanding Junior and Senior Breeder and Distin
guished Service awards and were named Master
Fanners in 1983.
Maple Lawn Farm is one of the closest dairy farms
to Washington D.C. and has been called “a show place
of American agriculture.” This city girl has taken well
to her role as dairy industry ambassador providing
tours and education to foreign delegations from some
27 countries including Africa, Greece, Israel and Saudi
Arabia.
With the support and help of the lager’s three sons,
who are successful in the barn and the show ring in
their own right, Judy and Charlie lager still have time
to scout out one more milk bottle for their large and
valuable collection, as well as oversee the church cem
etery for the past 25 years. World Dairy Expo salutes
Judy lager’s commitment to excellence and the legacy
she shares with dairy industry youth and leaders in
Maryland and across the country. Monsanto Dairy
Business, Select Sires, and Swiss Valley Farms sponsor
the Dairy Women of the Year program.
If you’re looking for a true local, farmer owned & controlled market, you need
to contact Mt. Joy. Ml. Joy remains committed to its members by providing
some of the highest premiums available, as well as hauling our own milk.
Based in Lancaster Co., we serve 9 surrounding counties.
Why not give us a call today?
World Dairy Expo Anticipated
Highlights of the expo will include numerous educa
tional seminars, virtual farm tours, a craft forum,
presentations on the latest in forage research, recogni
tion of outstanding dairy persons, and national and in-
ternational dairy shows.
A dairy management training program will also b(
offered in Spanish and English from Sept. 30 to Oct. 3
in conjunction with the World Dairy Expo.
For more information contact World Dairy Expo ai
(608) 224-6455, e-mail wde@wdexpo.com, or see Web
site www.worlddairyexpo.com.
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