GALLERY: Down on the farm for the Dairy Breakfast

Posted 6/19/24

The Pierce County Dairy Breakfast, held at LoRan Rolling Acres in Plum City on Saturday, June 15, served more than 1,600 guests . The morning included a delicious breakfast, 4-H activities, …

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GALLERY: Down on the farm for the Dairy Breakfast

Crowds of people enjoyed pancakes, sausage, cheese curds, milk, and custard at the 2024 Pierce County Dairy Breakfast, held at LoRan Rolling Acres near Plum City Saturday, June 15.

Crowds of people enjoyed pancakes, sausage, cheese curds, milk, and custard at the 2024 Pierce County Dairy Breakfast, held at LoRan Rolling Acres near Plum City Saturday, June 15.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

Karine Coulson serves up pancakes at the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast Saturday, June 15 at LoRan Rolling Acres.

Karine Coulson serves up pancakes at the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast Saturday, June 15 at LoRan Rolling Acres.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

Barry Stockwell and grandson Asher Stockwell helped keep the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast stocked with pancakes Saturday, June 16. He said he’s training the next generation of volunteers.

Barry Stockwell and grandson Asher Stockwell helped keep the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast stocked with pancakes Saturday, June 16. He said he’s training the next generation of volunteers.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

(From left): Jarrod Luther, Shane Bamman and Mark Anderson kept the deep-fried Ellsworth Cooperative Creamery cheese curds well stocked at the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast.

(From left): Jarrod Luther, Shane Bamman and Mark Anderson kept the deep-fried Ellsworth Cooperative Creamery cheese curds well stocked at the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

Four-year-old Violet Martin of Bay City was all smiles as she enjoyed a delicious breakfast Saturday at LoRan Rolling Acres.

Four-year-old Violet Martin of Bay City was all smiles as she enjoyed a delicious breakfast Saturday at LoRan Rolling Acres.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

The line of hungry visitors stretched long around 10 a.m. at the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast, held Saturday, June 16 at LoRan Rolling Acres, Plum City.

The line of hungry visitors stretched long around 10 a.m. at the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast, held Saturday, June 16 at LoRan Rolling Acres, Plum City.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

Becky Hoyt hold niece Liv Hartung, 4, at the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast. Liv wasn’t too keen on getting her photo taken with her cow accessory.

Becky Hoyt hold niece Liv Hartung, 4, at the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast. Liv wasn’t too keen on getting her photo taken with her cow accessory.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

Jake & Cassie Rice received the 2024 Pierce County Dairy Service Award, presented by Compeer Financial. The Rices moved to Pierce County in 2018 and have been a huge help to the Dairy Promotion Committee. They both have a tremendous passion for agriculture and working with animals. They will soon be moving back to Jake’s home state of Pennsylvania.

Jake & Cassie Rice received the 2024 Pierce County Dairy Service Award, presented by Compeer Financial. The Rices moved to Pierce County in 2018 and have been a huge help to the Dairy Promotion Committee. They both have a tremendous passion for agriculture and working with animals. They will soon be moving back to Jake’s home state of Pennsylvania.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

The Pierce County Dairy Breakfast wouldn’t be complete without a stop to visit a cow. Photo

The Pierce County Dairy Breakfast wouldn’t be complete without a stop to visit a cow. Photo

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

Kolton Graf of the NRCS spoke to Pierce County Dairy Breakfast attendees about different soil types.

Kolton Graf of the NRCS spoke to Pierce County Dairy Breakfast attendees about different soil types.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

Jaxon Merritt, 2, Menomonie, was having a blast learning how to milk a cow Saturday at the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast.

Jaxon Merritt, 2, Menomonie, was having a blast learning how to milk a cow Saturday at the Pierce County Dairy Breakfast.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

The Kwik Trip cow made an appearance at the June 16 Pierce County Dairy Breakfast.

The Kwik Trip cow made an appearance at the June 16 Pierce County Dairy Breakfast.

Sarah Nigbor / Pierce County Journal

Posted Thursday, June 20, 2024 10:35 am

The Pierce County Dairy Breakfast, held at LoRan Rolling Acres in Plum City on Saturday, June 15, served more than 1,600 guests . The morning included a delicious breakfast, 4-H activities, educational booths, and more.

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Pierce County Dairy Breakfast, Pierce County Dairy Promotion, LoRan Rolling Acres, Plum City, Wisconsin