There by his side was also his family absorbing all the experiences together. He came to the expo as a kid looking to learn and soon he took the lead in breeding, developing, marketing and exhibiting some of the world’s most notable cattle. Then the moment came when the coveted Klussendorf-Mackenzie award was announced, and Nathan Thomas was center stage as this year’s recipient. Beyond their families, they have a continuing “dynasty” in animals they have bred and shown. ![]() They are also raising future judges who are active in Ohio 4-H and FFA. Although known to most Ohioans, Chris Lahmers and Phillip Topp are internationally acclaimed for their skills. Two Buckeyes graced the center ring as official judges. In this undeniable setting, Ohio recently kicked up its heels and hooves on those colored shavings. Set on a stage of shavings, dreams come true, goals are achieved and there is a meaningful display of the relationship that people and cows embrace. It has grown so much in scope and size that I can scarcely remember its infancy. ![]() There are no amusement rides, but the thrills are real.ĭuring the first week of October, WDE celebrated its 56th anniversary with the majestic theme of “Dynasty in Dairy.” Since the mid-70s, it has been on our family’s calendar. If there ever was a Disney World for the dairy industry, it would have to be World Dairy Expo.
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