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Ohio fair honors athletes in butter

Ohio fair honors athletes in butter


By Andi Anderson

The Ohio State Fair has unveiled its annual butter cow display, honoring America’s elite athletes with a unique and creative twist.

This year’s display, showcased in the Dairy Products Building, features the iconic butter cow and calf, both adorned with butter medallions.

In addition to these traditional sculptures, the exhibit includes life-size butter representations of four athletes in action: a track and field para athlete poised at the starting line, a gymnast performing a handstand on a balance beam, a cyclist navigating a curve, and a high-jumper clearing a bar.

The display is a tribute to the dedication and hard work that athletes exhibit in their pursuit of excellence. Just as athletes strive for peak performance, dairy farmers are similarly committed to producing high-quality milk.

This commitment helps nourish not only athletes but everyone in their communities, reflecting a shared spirit of perseverance and excellence.

“The butter cow display at the Ohio State Fair is more than just a celebration of dairy craftsmanship; it’s a tribute to the tireless efforts of our athletes,” said a spokesperson for ADA Mideast. “By showcasing these impressive butter sculptures, we honor their achievements and highlight the parallels between their dedication and the work of dairy farmers.”

Visitors to the Ohio State Fair can view this spectacular display in the Dairy Products Building until August 4th.

It offers a perfect opportunity to appreciate the artistry of butter sculpting while celebrating the incredible feats of athletes who inspire many with their hard work and determination.

Photo Credit: gettyimages-vwalakte

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