For more than 20 years, the American Dairy Association Indiana has selected two dairy producers to meet the winner of the Indianapolis 500 in Victory Circle with a cold bottle of milk. This year’s Veteran Milk Woman is Ashley Stockwell, a third-generation dairy farmer from Hudson, Indiana. “It’s surreal that I get to represent the nearly […]
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