North Dakota Dairy Princess
The North Dakota Dairy Princess program is the longest-running one in the United States, initiated in 1946. In 2006, the program celebrated its 60th year! The princess, who serves as a goodwill ambassador for the state's dairy farmers, makes media appearances, talks with children about the importance of consuming three servings of dairy every day, and visits with consumers in various settings to help them understand the care and dedication that North Dakota's dairy farm families take in producing wholesome dairy foods.
North Dakota Dairy Princess Highlights
66th North Dakota Dairy Princess is Crowned
Marissa Leier, daughter of Larry and Rosalind Leier, was crowned North Dakota’s 66th State Dairy Princess today (June 21) in Bismarck. Leier is 19 years old and comes from Hague.Four Seek North Dakota Dairy Princess Title
North Dakota’s 66th Dairy Princess will be crowned Thursday, June 21, in Bismarck. Four candidates are vying for the honor to replace Rachael Rott, Anamoose, who served as the North Dakota Dairy Princess this past year.
North Dakota Dairy Princess History
66 Years of North Dakota Dairy Princesses
A listing of all who have worn the crown.