Host Farms 2018

  • Blessings Farms, Steve Blessing, Fort Wayne, Indiana 
  • Brenhaven Jerseys and Holsteins, Brent Moyer, Caro, Michigan 
  • Bridon Farm, Paris, Ontario 
  • Browndale Farm, Paris, Ontario
  • Cozy Nook Farm, Waukesha, Wisconsin 
  • Darcroft Farm, Embro, Ontario 
  • Eric Frahm, Frankenmuth, Michigan 
  • Green Meadow Farms, Elsie, Michigan 
  • Hoard’s Dairy Farm, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
  • Karnvilla Holsteins, Woodstock, Ontario
  • Lawson Bennett and family, Mayville, Michigan
  • Lettinga Jersey Farm, Caledonia, Michigan 
  • Little Brown Cow, Brantford, Ontario
  • Mapleton Valley Farm, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin 
  • Morbrook Holsteins, Brantford, Ontario
  • MSU Dairy Farm, East Lansing, Michigan
  • Nugent and McCauley Families, Lowell, Michigan
  • Ocean-View Farm, Deerfield, Wisconsin
  • Paul and Sherry Meyer, Byron Center, Michigan
  • Paul Farms, Max Paul and Family, Goshen, Indiana 
  • Reed Dairy Farm, Owosso, Michigan
  • Richard and Sheldon Thomas, Middlebury, Indiana
  • Ritter Dairy Farm, Brad Ritter, Byron, Michigan
  • Rupprecht Family, Vassar, Michigan 
  • Star Summit Farm, Tim Baker, Byron Center, Michigan
  • Starward Farm, Sebewaing, Michigan 
  • T & H Dairy Farm, Fowler, Michigan 
  • Vanderploeg Holsteins, Ithaca, Michigan 
  • Westendorp Family, Nashville, Michigan 
  • Winterfield Holsteins, Bott Family, Wheeler, Michigan 

 

Host Farms

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