Request Posters and Rack Cards

With a similar “Choose PA Dairy” message as the yard signs, these posters and rack cards are available at no cost while supplies last. The material includes stories and photos of PA dairy farmers while sharing statistics about the dairy industry’s impact on Pennsylvania’s economy and communities. Click here to view a preview of the poster and a preview of the rack card.

Here are a few ideas of ways you can use the material:

• Share the rack cards with families who might visit or tour your farm.
• Hand out the material at events/fairs in your community this summer.
• Display the 18×24 posters at your farm store, office, booth at a local event, or another visible place. (Note: The posters are not waterproof and are best for indoor use. However, you can laminate them or waterproof them if you choose to use them outside.)
• Share the material with local students, teachers or businesses that support you and want to learn more about Pennsylvania dairy.

Fill out the form below to request material while supplies last! Email Emily Barge if you would like to request large quantities.

“I believe that our state does so much to feed fellow Pennsylvanians, our country, and the world. The work that goes into farming is not at the top of a customer’s mind when shopping, so if I can display the “Choose PA Dairy” material, it may get them thinking about where their food comes from and how fortunate we are because of the hard work of those who feed us.” –Gil Johnson, Dairy Manager at Weis Markets

“The house that goes with the dairy here is a rental property. As we book people to stay there, we are offering farm tours. These rack cards have been great. They are informative and have a nice recipe included on them. They have been nice to set out, so people can take them and learn facts about Pennsylvania dairy. When they go on the tour and walk down the hallway to see the parlor, they see the [Choose PA Dairy] poster. We’re just trying to spread the word about dairy as much as we can. We like to bring awareness to people and hopefully help create some future farmers.” —James St. Onge, Molly Pitcher Milk LLC