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Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby

Youth learn about careers in agriculture and gain leadership skills.

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PDPW Youth Leadership Derby

Students participating in the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby watch goats being milked at LaClare Family Creamery, in Mount Calvary, on April 7.
Students participating in the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby watch goats being milked at LaClare Family Creamery, in Mount Calvary, on April 7. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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Students participating in the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby watch goats being milked at LaClare Family Creamery, in Mount Calvary, on April 7. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer
Clarissa Ulness, of Valders, practices the technique of artificial insemination on a cow's reproductive tract during a lab at Lakeshore Technical College as part of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6.
Clarissa Ulness, of Valders, practices the technique of artificial insemination on a cow's reproductive tract during a lab at Lakeshore Technical College as part of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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Clarissa Ulness, of Valders, practices the technique of artificial insemination on a cow's reproductive tract during a lab at Lakeshore Technical College as part of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer
David Verhoef, with Lakeshore Technical College, explains artificial insemination using a Bovine Breeder during the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6.
David Verhoef, with Lakeshore Technical College, explains artificial insemination using a Bovine Breeder during the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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David Verhoef, with Lakeshore Technical College, explains artificial insemination using a Bovine Breeder during the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer
Briana Riesterer, of Kiel, learns about artificial insemination as Craig Lallensack, with Lakeshore Technical College, explains the reproductive tract of cows during the Professional Dairy Producers Youth Leadership Derby on April 6.
Briana Riesterer, of Kiel, learns about artificial insemination as Craig Lallensack, with Lakeshore Technical College, explains the reproductive tract of cows during the Professional Dairy Producers Youth Leadership Derby on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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Briana Riesterer, of Kiel, learns about artificial insemination as Craig Lallensack, with Lakeshore Technical College, explains the reproductive tract of cows during the Professional Dairy Producers Youth Leadership Derby on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer
Makayla Dyle (center), of Rio, tries to determine the textural class of soil during a lab at Lakeshore Technical College, as part of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6.
Makayla Dyle (center), of Rio, tries to determine the textural class of soil during a lab at Lakeshore Technical College, as part of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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Makayla Dyle (center), of Rio, tries to determine the textural class of soil during a lab at Lakeshore Technical College, as part of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer
Madeline Pakes learns about artificial insemination during the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6 at Lakeshore Technical College.
Madeline Pakes learns about artificial insemination during the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6 at Lakeshore Technical College. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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Madeline Pakes learns about artificial insemination during the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby on April 6 at Lakeshore Technical College. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer
Goats are curious about the group of students watching the 5 p.m. milking at LaClare Family Creamery on April 6.
Goats are curious about the group of students watching the 5 p.m. milking at LaClare Family Creamery on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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Goats are curious about the group of students watching the 5 p.m. milking at LaClare Family Creamery on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer
Solena Bodendein, of Wonewoc, and Austin Gitter, of Oakfield, make a model of a cow's quarter as PDPW Youth Leadership Derby participants learn about the cow's mammary system on April 6 at Lakeshore Technical College.
Solena Bodendein, of Wonewoc, and Austin Gitter, of Oakfield, make a model of a cow's quarter as PDPW Youth Leadership Derby participants learn about the cow's mammary system on April 6 at Lakeshore Technical College. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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Solena Bodendein, of Wonewoc, and Austin Gitter, of Oakfield, make a model of a cow's quarter as PDPW Youth Leadership Derby participants learn about the cow's mammary system on April 6 at Lakeshore Technical College. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer
Lakeshore Technical College agribusiness student Alyssa Johanek (right) shows students (from left) Alexandria Broderick, of Coleman, Morgan Messnger, of Coleman, Makayla Dyle, of Rio, and Autumn Trainer, of Rio, how to determine a soil's textural class by feel on April 6. The hands-on labs were part of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby held in Kiel April 6-7.
Lakeshore Technical College agribusiness student Alyssa Johanek (right) shows students (from left) Alexandria Broderick, of Coleman, Morgan Messnger, of Coleman, Makayla Dyle, of Rio, and Autumn Trainer, of Rio, how to determine a soil's textural class by feel on April 6. The hands-on labs were part of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby held in Kiel April 6-7. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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Lakeshore Technical College agribusiness student Alyssa Johanek (right) shows students (from left) Alexandria Broderick, of Coleman, Morgan Messnger, of Coleman, Makayla Dyle, of Rio, and Autumn Trainer, of Rio, how to determine a soil's textural class by feel on April 6. The hands-on labs were part of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby held in Kiel April 6-7. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer
An employee at LaClare Family Creamery milks goats while a group of students participating in the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby tour the Creamery on April 6.
An employee at LaClare Family Creamery milks goats while a group of students participating in the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby tour the Creamery on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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An employee at LaClare Family Creamery milks goats while a group of students participating in the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby tour the Creamery on April 6. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer
A goat is distracted during milking as a group of students from the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin tour LaClare Family Creamery on April 6 as part of the Yough Leadership Derby.
A goat is distracted during milking as a group of students from the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin tour LaClare Family Creamery on April 6 as part of the Yough Leadership Derby. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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A goat is distracted during milking as a group of students from the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin tour LaClare Family Creamery on April 6 as part of the Yough Leadership Derby. Carol Spaeth-Bauer/Wisconsin State Farmer

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    Students participating in the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin Youth Leadership Derby watch goats being milked at LaClare Family Creamery, in Mount Calvary, on April 7.