For Dairy Princess Megan Borash, dairy farming is about family
11 Jun 2019
Morrison County
For Morrison County Dairy Princess Megan Borash, dairy farming has been a lifelong family affair.
Growing up on a dairy farm south of Little Falls, Borash remembers when she was young she would help feed the calves with her mother, Joyce.
As she got older, she began helping her father, Wayne, milk cows in the farm’s milking parlor.
Before she and her sister were able to milk real cows, their mom would fill a plastic glove with water and poke holes in the finger tips so the two could practice on that.
One of the best parts of growing up on a dairy farm are the lessons learned along the way, Borash said. She realizes that she is not the only one who thinks that way.
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