ABOUT THE FARM
A fourth generation dairy started in 1945, Blaser Farms has always had a priority of cow health and comfort. From the first free stalls in the early 60’s to the current barns, their 600 cows enjoy mattresses with plenty of bedding, while being cooled with fans and sprinklers, groomed with spinning brushes, and fed a well-balanced ration. Alleys are kept clean with automatic scrapers. They farm 1600 acres of corn, alfalfa, soybeans and wheat. Their team consists of family members (Roger and Karen, Josh, Andy and Trisha) and nine full and part time employees. Blasers are proud to be a part of the dairy industry and a family tradition where they strive every day to be more sustainable and provide the best care for the cows, farmland and employees. They look forward to serving as the host this year for the 2022 Oconto County Breakfast on the Farm!
Oconto County is home to more than 929 farms, with an average size of about 160 acres. Of those, 154 are dairy farms. The county ranks 26th in the state and among the top 100 U.S. counties in the value of dairy production. Oconto County farmers own and manage 189,389 acres (30 percent) of the county’s land.
Oconto County is home to more than 929 farms, with an average size of about 160 acres. Of those, 154 are dairy farms. The county ranks 26th in the state and among the top 100 U.S. counties in the value of dairy production. Oconto County farmers own and manage 189,389 acres (30 percent) of the county’s land.
Thank you to our previous Hosts!
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2022 Blaser Farms
Farm Video
Thank You Video of Event
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2020 Alsteen Farms
Canceled due to COVID-19
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2019 Peterson Dairy
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2018 Sunrise Dairy
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2017 Rockledge Farms
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2016 Riewe Farms
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2015 Golden Corners Dairy
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2014 Triple C Dairy
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2013 Jagiello Dairy Farm
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2012 O'Harrow's Family Farm
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2011 Engebretsen Brothers
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2010 Pethke Family Farm
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2009 Alsteen Farms
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2008 OC Youth Fair Grounds
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2007 Kohl's Dairy
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