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PURPOSE OF THE WISCONSIN HONEY
QUEEN PROGRAM
Recognizing the nutritional
value of honey, wishing to create more interest in the use of honey
and wishing to educate the public about the importance of honeybees
in daily life, the Wisconsin Honey Producers Association has created
the position of Wisconsin Honey Queen. The
Wisconsin Honey Queen is a year-round, public relations, promotion,
educational, and advertising representative of the Wisconsin honey and beekeeping industry.
She will promote the use of honey, honey products, and
beekeeping to the general public.
The Queen’s role is four-fold: ambassador,
spokesperson, educator, and promoter.
For more information on the
honey queen program, please contact the Honey Queen Committee
at (414) 545-5502 or email at
wihoneyqueenprogram@gmail.com.
Mail can be sent to
Wisconsin Honey Queen Committee 10432 W. Norwich Ave., Greenfield,
WI 53228
2010 Wisconsin Honey Queen
Abby Tracy
Abby is the 19 year old daughter of Jerry and Jackie Tracy of Watertown, Wisconsin. She is a freshman at the Madison Area Technical School where she is pursuing a degree in radiology.
Prior to being selected as the Wisconsin Honey Queen, Abby served as the 2008 and 2009 Dodge/Jefferson County Honey Queen. In this role, she promoted the honey industry at local fairs and farmers’ markets and in schools.
Abby will spend the next year promoting the beekeeping industry in Wisconsin. She is available to speak and appear at fairs, festivals, and farmers’ markets. She will also give presentations in elementary, middle, and high schools about honeybees and the beekeeping industry. In January 2011, Abby will represent Wisconsin at the American Honey Queen competition at the American Beekeeping Federation Convention in Galveston, Texas.
The Wisconsin Honey Producers
Association sponsors the Wisconsin Honey Queen program to promote
honey and the beekeeping industries. The Queen is
available to make appearances and give speeches throughout Wisconsin
in a wide range of venues including schools, service clubs, and
fairs. Most appearances are free of
charge. To schedule an appearance with Wisconsin Honey Queen Abby Tracy, please contact Becky Mehringer at 920 220-1026 or email at
wihoneyqueenprogram@gmail.com .

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