Thank you to everyone who attended our first MN Agriculture Night! Watch this space for information on our MN Ag Night January 26, 2026! 

 

Special Guest 2025

Princess Kay of the Milky Way is joining us for MN Agriculture Night! Rachel Visser is the 71st Princess Kay of the Milky Way 2024-2025

Princess Kay of the Milky Way, Rachel Visser, serves as the Minnesota dairy community’s goodwill ambassador. Rachel grew up in Hutchinson, Minnesota working on a neighboring dairy farm. She attends the University
of Minnesota double majoring in Agricultural Food and Business Management and Agricultural Communications and Marketing. Her favorite
dairy food is cheese sticks. Her parents are Barry and Shannon Visser.

Princess Kay is very active doing school visits and events representing dairy farmers, and sharing the importance of dairy farming and dairy foods
at appearances across Minnesota.

We are excited to have the Eggroll Queen joining us for our MN Ag Night! For more information about Eggroll Queen please click here. 

Look Who Joined Us in 2025!

The Good Acre is Minnesota's largest nonprofit food hub, dedicated to unlocking economic opportunities for farmers in our region. Through technical assistance for farmers, a robust wholesale program, and a thriving community-supported agriculture program, The Good Acre helps strengthen the local food system while connecting farmers with markets and communities with fresh, locally grown food. Learn more at TheGoodAcre.org

 

The Minnesota Pork Board offers unique value to producers and consumers through research, education, and promotion of pork. We work to elevate the confidence of Minnesota consumers in pork and the families who raise it. For more information click here.

 

The Minnesota Beef Council is dedicated to strengthening beef demand by responsibly providing a safe, wholesome, healthy and delicious eating experience. For more information including recipes click here. 

 

Minnesota is the number one producer of turkeys in the nation and is home to 600 turkey farms around the state. Turkey growers provide the state with over $1 billion in economic activity and more than 26,000 jobs. Turkey farm families are passionate about raising locally-grown, wholesome and nutritious turkey for their families and yours.  For more information click here.