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Lisa Leighton

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Champion Auctioneer Builds Business With Artificial Intelligence

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By Lisa Leighton
| Lancaster Farming Verified
Artificial intelligence is no longer the future; it’s the here and now, finding its spot in all industries, including auctioneering. Michael Grimm, the 2026 Virginia Auctioneers Association State Champion Auctioneer, is leading the modern evolution of the industry, combining a high-quality chant with cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology.
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Love for Teaching Helps Dairy Princess Educate Public

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By Lisa Leighton
| Lancaster Farming Verified
For the past three years, Franklin County-based Pennsylvania Alternate Dairy Princess, Rebekah Aldrich, 21, has been working as a full-time teacher’s assistant at Chambersburg Area Middle School South where she currently works with special needs kids. As an alternate dairy princess, one of Aldrich’s favorite audiences is children. She recently read a dairy-focused book to kids in Perry County during Ag Literacy Week.
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Small Dairy Returns to Simpler Times With A2 Raw Milk

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By Lisa Leighton
| Lancaster Farming Verified
DANVILLE, Pa. – When third-generation farmer Ross Beyer took ownership of Beyer Farms Dairy LLC in 2023, he had some drastic changes in mind. Beyer recalled a frank conversation with his dad, saying, “I am going to sell milk, but I’m going to manage my own price.” After 50 years of dairy contracts, Beyer felt strongly the farm needed a change. He and his wife of 12 years, Chelsea, a former nurse, were the dynamic duo to make it happen.
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