Pam Jahnke

And that kind of permeates the entire experience and collection.

And the other benefit of coming to visit us, Pam, is that you can taste over 100 mustards when you come see us and we sell hundreds and hundreds of them as well.

So it really, it really is a great experience.

And admission is free.

Tell me a little bit about what's going to be going on on the 24th.

Anything particular? And then there is a great campaign that we're asking people to take part in.

yes so on the 24th will be our our 40th anniversary uh we've tied it into our origin story so it is baseball themed uh we will be serving hot dogs we will have the martin luther college choir which is from minnesota visiting with us they will sing take me out to the ball game accompanied, of course, Pam, by Cracker Jacks for everybody that will be there and listening.

We'll have some nice local officials who've been involved in the museum over the years.

movie.There were more benefits attending World Dairy Expo than just seeing world-class cattle.

From the southern end of the world's longest bar in Madison, I'm farm director Pam Jahnke.

For example, you might have had an opportunity to see the premiere of Perfect Sundays.

It's a story talking about a farm family that loses its patriarch to suicide, and then the farm wife, the mother, has to decide how to carry on.

So I'd say the difference in legacy and cyclical cy- cycles was a big aha moment for us as a creative team.

And again, movie is Perfect Sunday.

That's Sam Goldberg talking to our Pam Jahnke down at World Dairy Expo.

I'm gonna have to try and find that myself.