The All-American Dairy Show and Premier National Jr. Show return to Harrisburg for the 59th year at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center.
Pennsylvania Hosts U.S. Dairy Stars, Develops Future Leaders During All-American Dairy Show

The All-American Dairy Show and Premier National Jr. Show return to Harrisburg for the 59th year at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center. The event features four days of competitions from Sunday, September 17 through Wednesday, September 20, highlighting more than 1,500 youth and adult contenders from across the U.S. showing the best of seven dairy cattle breeds, and competing in judging and youth development critical to the future of a vibrant dairy industry.

“Pennsylvania dairy farmers and their peers across the U.S. are intensely proud of what they do and how well they do it,” Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding. “There is no better arena than the All-American Dairy Show for seeing excellence in breeding, management skills, and cow care. More importantly, it’s a chance to see tomorrow’s dairy industry leaders display their skills and learn from the best of the best.”

Pennsylvanians will be top contenders in All-American Dairy Show competitions. A leader in production of ice cream, butter, and Swiss cheese, Pennsylvania has the second largest number of dairy farms in the U.S. and is ranked eighth in milk production nationally. Pennsylvania’s dairy industry provides more than 47,000 jobs and supports the commonwealth’s economy to the tune of $11.8 billion annually.

“We have another top-notch event planned and we’re excited to welcome dairy enthusiasts from across the country to join us in Harrisburg,” said All-American Dairy Show President Michelle Cornman. “We look forward to showcasing our junior exhibitors and seeing some of the best cattle in the country on the shavings, while offering learning opportunities and enjoying the fellowship of friends.”

The 2023 All-American Dairy Show will feature nearly 1,500 national youth and adult competitors exhibiting more than 1,900 of the finest dairy cattle in the industry, as well as youth dairy management, showmanship and judging competitions that hone the skills of tomorrow’s dairy producers.

Contests conclude with the Supreme Dairy Pageant on Wednesday, September 20 beginning at 2:00 p.m.

All-American Dairy Show events are open to the public. Events run daily beginning at 8:00 a.m. throughout the Farm Show Complex. Parking and admission are free.

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