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The Dairy Lane mural at the Wisconsin State Fair celebrates the state's $45.6 million dairy industry. Wisconsin is home to about 6,400 dairy farms, more than any other state, and 1.28 million cows, according to the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
The Dairy Lane exhibit informs the public about Wisconsin's dairy industry – from farm to processor to consumer's table. It opened to the public Aug. 4 at the 2022 Wisconsin State Fair.
'Moo2You' is an interactive display that enables fairgoers to see how Wisconsin cheese starts as milk on the farm and then arrives in a grocer's dairy case.
An exhibit with dairy calves is a perennial favorite with fairgoers who enjoy being close to the cute youngsters.
A string of Guernsey cows ready for show makes for a striking scene adjacent to Dairy Lane.
Junior Dairy Cattle Show exhibitors prepare to enter the Case IH Coliseum. The Junior Dairy Cattle Showmanship Contest was held Aug. 4, opening day of the 2022 Wisconsin State Fair.
Wisconsin ranks first in the country for the total number of dairy goats, with more than 72,000 of the small ruminants.
A signpost at Dairy Lane tells fairgoers where to head next for dairy-related activities.
WEST ALLIS, Wis. – The words “Dairy Lane” are prominently featured on a 450-square-foot mural at the Wisconsin State Fair at the fairgrounds in West Allis. They speak volumes about Wisconsin’s $45.6 million dairy industry. Dairy Lane featured a number of interactive displays and, of course, cows and dairy goats.
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WEST ALLIS, Wis. – The Wisconsin Products Pavilion is one of the most visited buildings during the annual Wisconsin State Fair – and with good…
The Dairy Lane mural at the Wisconsin State Fair celebrates the state's $45.6 million dairy industry. Wisconsin is home to about 6,400 dairy farms, more than any other state, and 1.28 million cows, according to the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
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