Three dairy princess hopefuls compete for Frederick County crown
Three young ladies will vie for the Frederick County Dairy Princess title at 7:30 pm Friday May 9 in the old Woodsboro Fire Hall. Emily O’Hara Lara Reifsnider and Amy Thomas seek to succeed Dora Smith. Each candidate is a High School student with FFA and 4H involvement and plans for agriculture careers or dairy farming futures.
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Susan G. Summers
News-Post
Frederick County
Old Woodsboro Fire Hall
Dora Smith
Middletown
Emily O’hara
Frederick
Lara Reifsnider
Keymar
Amy Thomas
Walkersville
Eddie
Kay O'Hara
Miss O'Hara
Frederick High School
Hara-Vale
Adrienne
Flower Delights
Stadler Garden Center
Miss Thomas
David
Nancy Thomas
Walkersville High School
Queen Acres Farm
FFA
Washington
Frederick Church of the Brethren
Frederick Community College
Virginia Polytechnical Institute
Breeders nurse foal births at two Maryland farms
Emswiler and Smith families raise Clydesdales and other draft horses at Liberty Knoll Farm in Hagerstown and Good Friday Farm in Sjamsville. They monitor near birthing stables with an observation apartment and one way mirrors to ensure mare and foal safety. Foaling timelines vary with breed, and owners stay on site 24 hours a day to assist deliveries and ensure colostrum intake.
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Eugene
Maureen Emswiler
Tommy
Judy Smith
Emswilers
Smiths
Hagerstown
Mr. Emswiler
Liberty Knoll Farm
Mr. Emschler
Washington County
Clydesdale
America
Canada
Emswiler
TRS
Mrs Smith
Skip Lawrence
Good Friday Farm
Tramsville
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Grace United Church of Christ
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Krista Brick
Maryland
Howard County Fairgrounds
Kirra Pilson
Barbara Burrows
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