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Today is #NationalFarmersDay! Today and every day, dairy farmers are dedicated to producing the delicious and nutritious dairy foods we all know and love–all while caring for the planet. By implementing practices and technologies to conserve energy and water, reduce environmental impacts, and manage waste, dairy farmers are making great strides to provide the best for their cows, their communities, and their land. Let’s take today to recognize these amazing members of our industry! Pictured are the farm families of our State Royalty Team.#padairyprincess #undeniablydairyAmerican Dairy Association North East ... See MoreSee Less

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Today is #NationalFarmersDay! Today and every day, Today is #NationalFarmersDay! Today and every day, dairy farmers are dedicated to producing the delicious and nutritious dairy foods we all know and love–all while caring for the planet. By implementing practices and technologies to conserve energy and water, reduce environmental impacts, and manage waste, dairy farmers are making great strides to provide the best for their cows, their communities, and their land. Let’s take today to recognize these amazing members of our industry! Pictured are the farm families of our State Royalty Team. #padairyprincess #undeniablydairy @americandairyne
Hello, I am Crystal Bomgardner, a 2021-2022 Pennsy Hello, I am Crystal Bomgardner, a 2021-2022 Pennsylvania State Alternate Dairy Princess. I am the 17 year old daughter of Corwin and Tara Bomgardner of Jonestown. We have a small farm of dairy show heifers and chickens. I am currently a homeschool senior through the Bob Jones Academy of Home Education. I also take FFA Ag Science classes at Northern Lebanon High School, where I serve as President of the Northern Lebanon FFA chapter. I’m excited to share my passion for the dairy industry across Pennsylvania this year along side Mikayla and Kelly. I am excited to interact with consumers and talk to them about the dairy industry and how important it is for your body and the economy. I am also excited to work along side Pennsylvania dairy farmers to promote such a great product, milk. #padairyprincess
Hello there! I am Kelly Bliss, a 2021-2022 Pennsyl Hello there! I am Kelly Bliss, a 2021-2022 Pennsylvania State Alternate Dairy Princess. I am 16 years old and a Junior at Mount Union Area High School. My parents are Tim and Jacquita Bliss and I have a twin sister, Shelly, and three older sisters; Samantha, Heidi, and Katrina. My background in the dairy industry comes from my family’s farm in Huntingdon County, Bliss Dairy, where we raise Jersey dairy cows, Angus beef cattle, and Cheviot sheep. My jobs on the farm include feeding and managing calves and helping out with any odd job. This year I am excited to travel Pennsylvania and share my dairy story as well as my passion for how dairy impacts the environment and the ways that dairy farmers are working to remain viable in today’s society. I am looking forward to representing Pennsylvania’s wonderful dairy industry this year! #PADairyPrincess
Greetings from Berks County! My name is Mikayla Da Greetings from Berks County! My name is Mikayla Davis and I am proud to be your 2021-22 Pennsylvania State Dairy Princess. I am the 20 year old daughter of Mike and Angie Davis from Leesport. I live on a small farm with my parents and 3 younger siblings where we raise Holstein heifers. I am currently a Junior studying Agribusiness at Penn State World Campus. My love for the dairy industry started at a young age as I grew up on a dairy farm and continued to grow over the years. Throughout this next year, I hope to share my dairy story and bridge the gap between farmers and consumers. I want to tell them that dairy farmers are proud of the care they give their animals and are great stewards of the land. I am extremely honored and excited to begin this journey as the Pennsylvania State Dairy Princess! #padairyprincess
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declare “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah‬ ‭29:11‬ Reflecting on the last year, this verse rings true time and time again. I went into my reign not knowing what the future might hold. I chose to trust that it would work out. Here I am now, saying one final farewell. I can say without a doubt that it truly did work out. My goal this year was to pass the passion that my grandfather gave me on to those around me. I hope that I have been able to share that love with someone this year. To my family: thank you for continuing to sew that seed of passion in my life and for always encouraging me to be the best version of myself that I can be. PDPPS is all about growing young girls into beautiful women. I am so thankful I have been able to walk alongside Gabby and Kat this year to watch them flourish into exactly who they were created to be. I am also beyond grateful for PDPPS and my home county of Berks for shaping me into a confident and strong individual. This last year has had many ups and downs, but the Pennsylvania dairy industry gave me a reason to not be discouraged. If dairy farmers work 365 days a year, every year, there was no reason for me to not give the last year my all. Thank you, Pennsylvania dairy farmers, for letting my small voice speak for you! Signing off, Kristin Johns 2020-2021 Pennsylvania Alternate Dairy Princess
Every person has their own voice, just as every fa Every person has their own voice, just as every farm has their own story. Since 1971 Tom and Gloria Coffman, my grandparents, have gone to the barn twice a day everyday and provided their cows with the best possible care and environment. I’ve witnessed them brace the cold and bed calves when there’s thirty-six inches of snow on the ground. I’ve watched them face the summer heat; throwing tire after tire to pack down and preserve the last load of haylage. I’ve caught a glimpse of them as they turned on the holding pen sprinklers and danced to the radio after milking. I’ve felt the pain in my Nanny’s tearful eyes as she’s held my hand and told me “The market has me feeling defeated.” I’ve recognized how they have invested everything possible to keep our farm going. I honestly cannot express how much love and admiration I have for my grandparents. They are the reason I am so emotionally invested in dairy related issues and so passionate about promoting in every setting I find myself in. They are not only my biggest inspiration, but my mentors, friends and my motivation behind becoming the county dairy princess. I have dedicated my year to them because my mission is to use my voice and promote the dairy industry with the same love and passion that they have instilled in me. Along my journey it has been my sincerest honor and privilege to advocate on behalf of Pennsylvania’s 5,430 dairy farm families. To my family: Thank you for surviving a whole year of Dairy Princess family duties. Mom & Dad: Thank you for helping pack and unpack my car with promotional items almost daily. Kenzie: Thank you for agreeing to be the “state’s” cow during many different press conferences and events. I could not have done this year without the love, guidance and support of my family. Thank you all for playing such an intricate role in the success of my year. Thank you to all those who have loved and supported over the course of my reign. It has been my sincerest honor and privilege to represent the hard working dairy farmers of Pennsylvania as the 2020-2021 Pennsylvania Alternate Dairy Princess. Signing off, Katerina E. Coffman #PADairyPrincess #ChoosePADairy #PADairyFarmers
This year has been a wild ride of highs and lows, This year has been a wild ride of highs and lows, but one thing remained consistent- the love and support I’ve had from the two girls that mean the most to me- Katerina and Kristin. Being the Pennsylvania Dairy Princess is not a one person job, and besides my fellow PA Dairy Princesses, I’ve been thankful to have my family to lean on in difficult times throughout the year. I want to take a minute to acknowledge the many others that have had an impact on me throughout my year: my Centre County Dairy Promotion team that cheered me on, my county committee that believed in me in the first place, the state dairy princess board members that continue to inspire young women, and of course the dairy farmers that have allowed me to represent them and advocate on their behalf for the last 365 days. You all are why I am proud to have been your 2020-2021 Pennsylvania Dairy Princess and have been honored to represent the Pennsylvania dairy farmer. “A farewell is necessary before we can meet again, and meeting again, after moments or a lifetime, is certain for those who are friends.” I am forever thankful, 2020-2021 Pennsylvania Dairy Princess Gabrielle Swavely, officially signing off.
This past week, 38 county princesses and alternate This past week, 38 county princesses and alternates attended the annual Dairy Princess Seminar. At seminar ladies learn how to be the best promoters they can be while also learning skills like proper dining etiquette and professional dress and interview techniques. Seminar could not have been possible without our many sponsors, we thank them for their continued support of Pennsylvania Dairy Princess and Promotion Services Inc. #padairyprincess
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