Grace Schroeder has a desire to give back to Wisconsin, the state that has shaped her life. Growing up on the family farm, she grew to appreciate the hard work, quality and tradition of Wisconsin's agriculture industry. Long summer days at county fairs, demonstrating recipes with Wisconsin agriculture products, and pitching into help with her family and friends' farm chores were a huge part of her childhood. Those memories influenced her decision to study public relations at St. Cloud State University. In college, she combined her passion of Wisconsin agriculture and communication, while working at the La Crosse Area Chamber of Commerce, Pasture Pride Cheese, and Kickapoo Valley Ranch. She also used her past experiences as a Warren's Cranberry Princess and Miss Cashton to grow her portfolio as a public relations spokesperson. In May, she will complete her bachelor's degree in public relations with a minor in marketing.

“The entire state of Wisconsin knows Alice is a quality ambassador for all aspects of agriculture," said Schroeder. “If given the opportunity, I will uphold that tradition by inspiring and educating all generations like the past Alice's have done before me."

Grace&nbsp;Schroeder&nbsp;has a desire to give back to Wisconsin, the state that has shaped her life. Growing up on the family farm, she grew to appreciate the hard work, quality and tradition of Wisconsin's agriculture industry. Long summer days at county fairs, demonstrating recipes with Wisconsin agriculture products, and pitching into help with her family and friends' farm chores were a huge part of her childhood. Those memories influenced her decision to study public relations at St. Cloud State University. In college, she combined her passion of Wisconsin agriculture and communication, while working at the La Crosse Area Chamber of Commerce, Pasture Pride Cheese, and Kickapoo Valley Ranch. She also used her past experiences as a Warren's Cranberry Princess and Miss Cashton to grow her portfolio as a public relations spokesperson. In May, she will complete her bachelor's degree in public relations with a minor in marketing.
&ldquo;The entire state of Wisconsin knows Alice is a quality ambassador for all aspects of agriculture," said Schroeder. &ldquo;If given the opportunity, I will uphold that tradition by inspiring and educating all generations like the past Alice's have done before me."

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