One Wisconsin county has been selecting young women to serve as year-long dairy promoters for going on 60 years. Read responses from several of the current Green County dairy queens to find out why they are proud to promote dairy farming and dairy products:

Make 1,000 pounds of cheese per week. Age it for two months. Sell it to restaurants and grocery stores in the Chicago area. Sounds like a simple, effective plan, right? Wrong. Or at least that is what dairyman Mike Bandstra quickly learned when he started his Gouda cheese business, Frisian Farms, in Leighton, Iowa.

Three HERd Management contributors share how they are honoring June Dairy Month this year.

When it comes to telling agriculture’s story to the general public, Kim Bremmer “sticks” to her trusted resources: sound science and personal experience.

Alice in Dairyland promotes all facets of Wisconsin agriculture, which happens to be an $88.3 billion industry. Teyanna Loether was recently chosen to be the 68th Alice in Dairyland, and she began her new role on June 1.