Harrisburg,
PA – Nine individuals
got the nod to place the 14 open and junior shows during the All-American Dairy
Show, set for Sept. 15-21, at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg.
Jamie Black of Constable, N.Y., is slated to place the Premier National
Junior Ayrshire and Milking Shorthorn shows on Monday, Sept. 18, and the
Eastern National Holstein Show on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 20-21.
Michael Creek of Hagerstown, Md., will place the All-American Milking
Shorthorn Show on Monday, Sept. 18.
Aaron Eaton of Marietta, N.Y., will place the Premier National Junior
Red and White Show on Monday, Sept. 18, and the All-American Jersey Show on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 19-20.
Chris Hill of Thurmont, Md., will officiate the Premier National Junior
Holstein Show on Monday, Sept. 18.
Seth Johnson of Tunbridge, Vt., will place the All-American Guernsey
Show on Wednesday, Sept. 20.
Joe Sparrow
of Owenton, Ky., will officiate the All-American Brown Swiss Show on Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. 20-21.
Josh Sanders of Littlestown, Pa., will make his All-American
judging debut by placing the Premier National Junior Guernsey Show on Monday,
Sept. 18.
Jeff Stephens of Troy, Ontario, Canada, is set to judge the Premier
National Junior Brown Swiss Show on Monday, Sept. 18, and the All-American
Ayrshire Show on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 19-20.
Blair Weeks of Pleasant Valley, Prince Edward Island, Canada, will pull
double-duty by placing the Premier National Junior Jersey Show on Monday, Sept.
18, and the All-American Red and White Show on Wednesday, Sept. 20.
The
All-American Dairy Show features 22 shows in six days in addition to the
nation’s only all-dairy antiques show. Last year’s show featured nearly 3,000
animals and 1,500 exhibitors from around the country.