World Dairy Expo officially starts Tuesday, but cattle have been in the show ring since Saturday. World Dairy Expo® welcomed 445 competitors to the colored shavings for the Youth Showmanship Contest Saturday. Winning the Junior Division out of 148 participants was Brady Mcconnell of Lancaster, Wisconsin. Kayla Trustem from Evansville, Wisconsin, won the Intermediate Division. […]
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