Michigan Farm News recognizes Jessie Nash

Jessie Nash is the first MSU student in 6 decades to win the collegiate dairy judging contest at the World Dairy Expo.

Pictured left to right: Joe Domecq, Jessie Nash, and Sarah Black
Pictured left to right: Joe Domecq, Jessie Nash, and Sarah Black

Jessie Nash won the 2022 National Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging Contest (Madison, WI) high-individual score. Nash also recently won the high-individual score for dairy judging at the All-American Dairy Show (Harrisburg, PA).

For the complete article written by Mitch Galloway for Farm News Media, visit Jessie Nash first MSU student in 6 decades to win collegiate dairy judging contest at World Dairy Expo - Michigan Farm News

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