Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association seeks the next queen

February 20, 2014

The Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association is currently accepting applications for the Wisconsin Brown Swiss queen position. The queen is responsible for promoting the advantages of the Brown Swiss breed and dairy producer’s dedication to producing a wholesome product to the industry and non-agricultural audiences.

Qualified candidates must be 15-21 years of age and unmarried as of Jan. 1. Interested applicants should contact Kara Kasten-Olson at (608) 445-2010 for more information. Applications are available for download and are due March 3. PD

—From Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association news release

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