March 17, 2023 by Pam Blazei
Please join us for this year’s breakfast to make new memories!
April 25th, 2019 by Pam Blazei
St Paul’s 3k/4k Preschool, Bethany Waldschmidt’s class
Kristy Pagel was our emcee and has been the past 11 years. Special thanks to Kristy for her dedication to the dairy industry!
Kewaunee County Dairy Promotion Committee honors a community member each year with a Volunteer Recognition & Appreciation Award. The 2018 recipient is the late John T. Pagel for his contributions to the dairy industry throughout his life. His children accepted the award on his behalf.
#DrinkOneForJohn It’s June Dairy Month! Use this hashtag to raise funds for the Ag Center at Kewaunee High School! For each social mention, $1 will be donated (up to $2000) by Julie Veldhuis in honor of the late John t. Pagel & dairy families, “Drink Milk, It Does A Body Good!”
2018 Wisconsin Fairest of the Fair, Isabella Haen, was our Keynote speaker.
2018 Fairest of the Fair, Charlene Robinson
2018 Jr Fairest of the Fair, Macey Ledvina
Our 2018 Breakfast on the Farm host family, the Knorns, were introduced.
June 8th, 2018 by Pam Blazei
Renee Ebert recently visited Algoma’s classrooms where the 2nd graders read the story “Curd Science, The Incredible Journey From Milk to Curd” and had cheese whips for a snack. The 4th graders had a Smart Board video and snacked on a variety of cheese sampling. The 3rd grade classrooms took a field trip to Ebert Enterprises on June 1st and celebrated National Milk Day with a milk toast. They toured the farm and saw the maternity area, the milking parlor, and the calf area where they were able to feed the calves.
Pictured are the first graders at Algoma Elementary from the classes of Mrs. Lebotte, Mrs. Herman & Mrs. Clarke.
Mrs. Ebert shared materials offered by the Milk Marketing Board, which was recently rebranded as Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin. The materials include the book, “My Field Trip to a Wisconsin Dairy Farm”. The book talks about all aspects of agriculture, not just dairy, and the five food groups. The class made kebabs (grapes, strawberries, two cheeses, cucumbers & a wheat pita bread) and sandwiches with, turkey & ham. It looks like they had a great time together!
Join us this Father’s Day, June 17th for the 2018 Kewaunee County Breakfast on the Farm at Junion Homestead Farm!
A picture’s worth a thousand words – so here are photos spanning 7 GENERATIONS OF JUNIONS!
1st Generation Lambert married Marie Julinne Raison (they had four children). In 1856, the Junion’s left Belgium for America, sailing on Vessel Colorek with their eldest, Xavier (age 12). They settled in the Luxemburg Township in 1868. Our photo album begins with Xavier & Josephine Junion (2nd generation) and their 11 children (3rd gen.)!
Mr. & Mrs. Xavier Junion with their 11 children (2nd & 3rd generations)
Back Row (L to R): Joseph Junion, Clementine (Junion) Moreau, John Junion, Josephine (Junion) DeBaker, Fabian Junion, Adele (Junion) Wery, Norris Junion
Front Row (L to R): Louise (Junion) Joniaux, Xavier Junion, Josephine (Mottard) Junion, Theophile Junion, Mary (Junion) Joniaux, Charles Junion
![[unknown] couple from the historical records of Junion Homestead Farm (possibly 3rd generation?)](https://dairypromo.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Junion-9.jpg)
“Ye Olde Tractors” – Jim & Barney were the team of horses used for farm work in the pre-tractors era
Lawrence Junion (4th generation Junion Homestead Farm)
Peggy’s brothers, Jim & Larry Junion (5th generation Junion Homestead Farm)
Lawrence & Magdalene Junion Wedding Photo (4th generation Junion Homestead Farm) June 19, 1940
Jim Junion & Peggy (5th generation Junion Homestead Farm)
The Knorn girls showing in Futurity (Junion Homestead Farm)
Junion Homestead Farm at Dusk
The Knorn Family of Junion Homestead Farm
Thank you all for coming to the 2017 Breakfast on the Farm at Wallace Dairy Farm, LLC – we’re glad you could enjoy a delicious dairy breakfast with us here in Kewaunee County! Thanks again to all of our AMAZING Volunteers and our FANTASTIC Sponsors – you make this wonderful event possible!
Here are a few quick photos from the breakfast today (6/11/2017).
How many people did we feed this year?
6200 people enjoyed delicious dairy at our 2016 Kewaunee County Breakfast on the Farm! Can you find any familar faces in these great photos?
June 19, 2016 by A. Cornette
Our delicious morning at Pagel’s Ponderosa Dairy was filled with FAMILIES! Find more great photos here, from the Kewaunee County Breakfast on the Farm 2016, including photos of this year’s hosts: the Pagel Family AND our 2017 Breakfast Host Family – Paul & Corinna Wallace (Wallace Dairy Farm)!
6:57 AM Eggs – 2016 Breakfast
Kewaunee County Fairest of the Fair – 2016 Breakfast on the Farm
The Pagel Family – 2016 Breakfast on the Farm Host Family
John T. Pagel – 2016 Breakfast Host
Breakfast on the Farm Host Family List (through 2017)
2016 Breakfast Sponsors
Thank You – 2016 Breakfast
2016 Breakfast Sponsors
8:25 AM Eggs – 2016 Breakfast
8:25 AM Eggs – 2016 Breakfast
10:30 AM Breakfast 2016
2017 Breakfast Hosts: Paul & Corinna Wallace
Can you recognize any of these young faces?
My how things have changed! Check out some of these great old photos & newspaper clippings, past breakfast newsletter bits, and one Kewaunee County Dairy Promotion Committee member even found part of an article from over 20 years ago!
We hope you’ll join us for the 2016 Kewaunee County Breakfast on the Farm, Father’s Day 6/19/16 at Pagel’s Ponderosa Dairy.
16 years later and Kewaunee County Breakfast on the Farm is coming back to Pagel’s Ponderosa Dairy!
Join us at the 2016 Kewaunee County Breakfast on the Farm this Father’s Day June 19th.
Check out these great images, they’re a real “blast from the past”.
March 27, 2016 by A. Cornette
Free candy? Well I suppose that’s cool…but it’s not as cool as delicious chocolate milk and yogurt! Find Kewaunee County Dairy Promotion in local parades and reap the rewards by enjoying your cool dairy treat on a hot sunny day!
Dairy treats we share in parades!
