Discover Bullvine’s 2024 World Dairy Expo coverage, featuring a historic, global team from four continents. Ready for a fresh perspective?
For the first time in history, The Bullvine’s 2024 World Dairy Expo coverage will include a crew from four separate continents, marking a watershed moment in the dairy sector and demonstrating its worldwide reach. Our team comprises Jenna Jongenotter from Canada, Erica Makslaine from Brazil, Evie Tomlinson from the United Kingdom, and Dianna Malcolm from New Zealand. This eclectic crew will deliver unrivaled coverage, from in-depth essays to spectacular imagery that captures the energy and enthusiasm of the event. You will get an insider’s perspective on a historical event from specialists who live and breathe dairy farming. Stay tuned for tales, highlights, and ground-breaking features of the 2024 World Dairy Expo, and prepare for a celebration of the worldwide dairy industry.
Meet the Team
- Jenna Jongenotter, a seasoned dairy industry specialist from Canada, brings a unique blend of scientific competence and visual narrative to our team. Her role as a dairy adviser and product expert for Delaval in Western Canada, coupled with her early involvement in dairy farming and significant experience in dairy photography, ensures a distinct dimension to our coverage. Jenna’s ability to capture the spirit of dairy exhibitions will provide a layer of visual interest to our coverage.
- Erica Makslaine, hailing from Brazil, brings our team a unique South American perspective. With extensive experience in dairy photography and content production, she has developed a keen eye for dairy production’s visual and emotional aspects. Erica’s contributions will emphasize the enthusiasm and devotion of the dairy community in South America, providing a fresh and engaging angle to our coverage for our worldwide audience.
- Evie Tomlinson, representing the United Kingdom, brings a European viewpoint to our team. Her lifetime experience growing up on a dairy farm and professional work advising farmers on breeding choices in Alta, UK, coupled with her enthusiasm for photography cattle and knowledge of the dairy sector, will deliver in-depth insights and attractive photos. Evie’s European viewpoint will add a unique perspective to our coverage, highlighting the region’s dairy prowess.
- Dianna Malcolm is originally from New Zealand and has extensive experience in that country and Australia. Her switch from sports to agricultural journalism enables her to integrate narrative with the mechanics of dairy farming uniquely. She co-founded Bluechip Genetics and CrazyCow In Print and is employed by Mud Media. Her Oceanian viewpoint will provide unique industry insights and dynamic storytelling, bringing together the global dairy community.
This broad staff, spanning four continents, combines knowledge and distinct viewpoints. Their enthusiasm for the dairy sector promises to elevate our coverage of the World Dairy Expo. Their combined expertise and passion will give our audience a thorough and engaging experience, demonstrating the dairy community’s worldwide solidarity and devotion.
From Calf Feeder to Dairy Photo Prodigy: Jenna Jongenotter’s Remarkable Journey
Jenna Jongenotter’s involvement in the dairy industry started early on her family farm in Canada. Jenna has a profound connection to dairy farming, from nursing calves to sweet-talking her way into caring for her own Jersey cows. Her hands-on experience led to a Dairy Advisor Product Specialist position for Delaval in Western Canada, where she continues to love milking cows on weekends and visiting dairy exhibitions.
Jenna’s venture into dairy photography began when Holstein Canada switched from painting marks on pre-drawn cows to digital images for registration. Armed with a camera, she learned via trial and error with the help of her patient family. Jenna combined her love for dairy farming with her artistic abilities by photographing dairy shows and bringing the tales of cows and their handlers to life.
Jenna’s experiences in the show ring highlight the benefits of having the best seat in the house. For her, the magic is in the community that supports these events—the exhibitors’ and breeders’ devotion, hard work, and contagious enthusiasm. Despite the physical demands of shooting in tiny rings with huge classes, Jenna’s acute eye ensures she photographs animals in their best light, making her an invaluable team member covering the World Dairy Expo.
Jenna contributes industry experience, a thorough grasp of dairy farming, and incredible photographic talents to this historic collaboration, which includes people from four continents. Her distinct viewpoint and dedication to highlighting enthusiasm and achievement in the dairy business make her an invaluable component of our World Dairy Expo coverage team.
Erica Makslaine: From Agricultural College to Dairy Photography Aficionado
Erica’s career in the dairy sector started in her teens at an agricultural institution, where she received practical experience via internships, first in animal handling at shows and then at local dairies. Her early exposure to the dairy farming industry ultimately lead her to discover a passion for photography.
Erica brought her camera to an event in Arapoti-PR in 2019, where she snapped some unplanned images of the cows. Little did she realize that this interest would turn into love until a cow owner asked for one of her high-resolution photos—this key event marked the beginning of her dairy photography profession. Today, she works with multiple farms to create engaging material for social media while capturing the spirit of bovine beauty via her camera.
Erica’s most memorable dairy photography memories capture the thrill and celebration as judges reveal the winners and recognize the hard work and pedigree that led to each accomplishment. Notable cows in her portfolio include Menge, who inspired her to photograph cows, and Ruivinha, Doorman’s sole EX-97 daughter. Her first trip to Madison and her capture of the world-famous Shakira and Footloose are memorable moments in her career.
Erica confronts a massive problem in exhibition photography: convincing people to realize the worth and creativity of her work. Many still see it as “just a photo,” not realizing the time, investment in equipment, and expertise necessary to create the ideal photograph that accentuates the animal’s most outstanding features. Despite these challenges, Erica continues to advocate for the value of cow photography in conserving and commemorating agricultural history.
Erica is excited about the approaching World Dairy Expo. Madison is particularly attracted to her because of the opportunity to shoot high-quality cows and the unusual barn views she enjoys photographing. She is looking forward to reconnecting with old acquaintances and meeting new ones in the active community of dairy photographers. For Erica, WDE 2024 offers professional development and personal fulfillment, embodying everything she enjoys about her job.
Evie Tomlinson: From Dairy Farm Roots to Show Ring Photography Star
Evie Tomlinson was born and raised on a dairy farm and has significant ties to the sector. Her family’s herd, Sandyford Ayrshires, and her own Allstar Ayrshires have won awards at shows around the United Kingdom. She now resides in West Wales with her fiancé and works at Alta UK, helping farmers with breeding choices. Evie’s interest in cattle and photography started early. It was driven by her mentor, Claire Swale, who introduced her to show ring photography.
Evie’s most memorable experiences in photography include winning big at large dairy exhibitions in the UK and New Zealand. Their photography of the UK Dairy Show was particularly memorable when she saw her Ayrshire winning champion and the Wilson family’s Holstein grand champion. These moments capture the hard effort and devotion that go into each shot.
Show ring photography has its unique set of issues. For Evie, capturing every animal in its finest light is a basic rule. However, shows may run quicker than expected, making it a race against the clock to obtain the right photo. Despite the strain, her dedication to excellence is unshakeable.
Evie is grateful for the chance to attend the 2024 World Dairy Expo. She looks forward to shooting the excellent cattle, reuniting with old acquaintances, and meeting new ones. Working with the Bullvine crew is a dream come true for her, and she looks forward to capturing memorable moments during the expo.
Dianna Malcolm: From Holstein Farm Roots to World-Renowned Dairy Journalist
Dianna Malcolm’s career in dairy journalism started with a strong dairy farming background. Dianna was raised on a certified Holstein farm in New Zealand, where she learned innovative dairy procedures from an early age. Her switch from sports media to agricultural journalism marked the beginning of a fruitful career in the dairy industry. She developed Bluechip Genetics alongside Dean Malcolm, which won several awards, including the Premier Holstein Breeder title at International Dairy Week nine out of ten years. Their periodical CrazyCow In Print became a media fixture, with readers in 13 countries for 15 years.
Dianna’s contributions to the dairy business are extensive. Through CrazyCow In Print and her newest company, Mud Media, she has created fascinating storylines that fascinate and enlighten the dairy industry. Her ability to combine narrative with industry information has given her a unique platform for highlighting dairy farming’s successes and problems. She specializes in bringing readers into the “team huddle,” making complex issues understandable and engaging.
Among her most famous articles are her extensive coverage of the World Dairy Expo (WDE) and interviews with industry legends such as Mike Deaver, Ernie Kueffner, and Terri Packard. These compositions are praised for their depth, realism, and the light they provide on prominent dairy figures. Dianna’s dedication to capturing the actual spirit of the people and animals she writes about has gained her respect and affection within the profession.
Dianna’s unique viewpoint on the dairy sector combines her agricultural experience, competitive spirit from sports journalism, and storytelling abilities. She knows the many reasons farmers choose cattle, whether for milk output, conformation, or meat. Her work highlights the industry’s “Superbowl” moments—dairy shows—and the trailblazers who push advancement in this profession.
Dianna looks forward to reconnecting with long-time friends and colleagues at the World Dairy Expo 2024 and discovering fresh tales that will transform views. Her purpose is clear: to delve deeply into the dairy industry and highlight the most important stories to the community. Through her ongoing efforts, she hopes to inspire and enlighten, emphasizing the passion and devotion that distinguish the dairy sector.
A Truly Global Perspective: The Bullvine’s 2024 World Dairy Expo Coverage
With team members from North America, South America, Europe, and Oceania, Bullvine’s coverage of the 2024 World Dairy Expo offers a truly global viewpoint. Because of our diversified representation, we can meet the complex interests and demands of a globally fragmented dairy market. Dairy farming techniques, difficulties, and innovations differ substantially among locations, and having correspondents from four continents ensures that each distinct viewpoint receives the attention it deserves.
This diverse set of viewpoints has the potential to benefit the whole dairy business. Having staff from many continents allows for the exchange of ideas and partnerships that may create industry-wide breakthroughs. It promotes a more excellent grasp of global trends, issues, and opportunities, increasing the industry’s resilience and adaptability. Our team will guarantee that readers will see the World Dairy Expo and understand its worldwide significance firsthand by covering various activities, customs, and innovations.
Prepare for an unmatched coverage experience as The Bullvine crew attends the 2024 World Dairy Expo. Expect live updates with real-time observations straight from the heart of the action. Our in-depth pieces will dive into the event’s subtleties, offering expert analysis and detailed reviews. Furthermore, our unique interviews with industry experts and prominent exhibitors will provide essential insights. At the same time, high-quality photography will record every critical occasion. Prepare for a remarkable experience that will deepen your knowledge and enthusiasm for the dairy sector.
The Bottom Line
This historic coverage of the 2024 World Dairy Expo represents the first time a genuinely global crew from four continents will share ideas and tales. Jenna Jongenotter’s hands-on expertise from Canada, Erica Makslaine’s enthusiasm from Brazil, Evie Tomlinson’s strong connection in the UK, and Dianna Malcolm’s seasoned viewpoint from New Zealand provide unrivaled coverage.
Stay tuned for in-depth, engaging articles, live updates, and exclusive interviews. Follow The Bullvine for the most up-to-date information and an unforgettable World Dairy Expo experience. Will this different perspective influence the way you see the global dairy industry? Stay with us to find out.
Key Takeaways:
- The Bullvine’s 2024 World Dairy Expo coverage will feature an unprecedented team from four different continents.
- Jenna Jongenotter, a seasoned dairy advisor from Canada, found her passion for dairy photography through Holstein Canada’s evolution in registration.
- Erica Makslaine from Brazil transitioned from general photography to specialize in dairy photography, emphasizing the emotional and generational impact of her work.
- Evie Tomlinson carries a deep-rooted dairy farming heritage from the UK and focuses on capturing the raw emotions and triumphs in the show ring.
- New Zealand’s Dianna Malcolm combines her background in dairy and sports journalism to bring compelling narratives that shift perspectives within the dairy industry.
- This diverse team aims to provide comprehensive and dynamic coverage of the World Dairy Expo, bringing regional expertise to the global stage.
Summary:
The Bullvine will cover the 2024 World Dairy Expo with a team from four continents, including Canada’s Jenna Jongenotter, Brazil’s Erica Makslaine, the UK’s Evie Tomlinson, and New Zealand’s Dianna Malcolm. Each member brings unique perspectives, providing in-depth essays and stunning imagery that captures the event’s energy and enthusiasm. Jongenotter blends scientific competence with visual narrative, Makslaine excels in dairy photography and content production, Tomlinson offers a European perspective with her dairy farm background, and Malcolm combines storytelling with dairy farming expertise. The coverage promises live updates, expert analysis, detailed reviews, and interviews with industry experts and exhibitors.
Learn more:
- The Stars Shine at the 2014 World Dairy Expo
- Navigate the World Dairy Expo Like a Pro: The Ultimate Guide for Dairy Enthusiasts
- Mid-Year 2024 Global Dairy Business Review: Key Developments from January to June
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