We would like to thank everyone who joined us for the 2008 Dairy Breakfast. Special thanks go to Joe Schwarzenberger IV and his family for hosting the event and we would also like to send a special thank you to our generous sponsors.

Date:May 31st, 2008
Time:6:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Cost:$3.50 ages 7-12
$5.00 ages 12 and up
Serving:
Scrambled EggsPork Sausage
Homemade Coffee CakeCheese
MilkOrange Juice
CoffeeStrawberry Sundae
Location:W3894 Hwy 11-81, Monroe, WI
Directions: From Monroe:
Take Hwy 11-81 East. Stay in the left lane. At Balls Mills Road, you will be directed to around into the West bound lane and need to stay in the right hand lane to enter the farm.
 
From Brodhead/Juda:
Take Hwy 11-81 West. Stay in the Right hand lane to enter the farm.
 
There will be signs along with Green County Sheriffs Department personnel assisting with traffic.
Map to breakfast


 

The Green County Agricultural Chest as an organizational entity was formally finalized on May 8, 1958. Its purpose was to promote the agricultural interest groups in Green County. A considerable amount of effort was given to promoting "Green County's Gold", those products of the dairy industry.

The first Dairy Breakfast was held at the Juda Church in 1961. June Dairy Month kick-off breakfasts were held every year from 1961 through 1979 at various churches and schools where the event was held.

Breakfast On The Farm started as an idea of Green County Ag Chest enthusiasts at a meeting on November 12, 1979. The idea was to move the breakfasts away from schools and churches to a direct "on-the-farm site". On the farm, visitors could get first -hand knowledge of what makes up a modern dairy farm today. The success has grown to where we expect 5,000 people to attend the event. We will use approximately 1,800 dozen eggs, 1,300 pounds of sausage, 5,000 half-pints of milk, 126 gallons of ice cream mix, 3,500 cartons of orange juice, 200 coffee cakes, 13 lugs of fresh strawberries, 110 pounds of butter, 480 pounds of cheese, and 26 jars of coffee.

The event's success is made possible only by donations received from numerous businesses in the county and the people who volunteer to help.