The purpose of the American Guernsey Association is to
provide leadership, promote programs, services, technologies and
ensure the integrity of the breed in conjunction with state and global
Guernsey organizations to enhance the value of the Guernsey breed for
the members, owners and dairy industry worldwide.
In line with the great tradition of the Golden Guernsey Field Support
Representatives, we are pleased to announce that Cara M. Trotter will
be coming on board to help the AGA work more closely with our members
and state organizations across the regional geographies as a Regional
and Program Field Manager.
This position will strengthen AGA’s organizational engagement and
development work with our state organizations and university dairy
programs, as well as work closely with our member base. The
responsibilities of the Regional and Program Field Manager will also
include the organization, coordination and promotion of semen, embryo
and cattle sales as well as improve and streamline member services and
work with partners on the Golden Guernsey consumer programs.
Cara is a recent graduate of the Penn State University agricultural
program with a B.S. degree in Animal Science. Cara has been very
active in national and state Guernsey association programs and is
committed and passionate about supporting the growth and development
of the Guernsey breed and our members. She and her family own and
operate Trotacre Farm in Enon Valley, Pennsylvania. Cara will begin
her position on Monday May 22.
The American Guernsey Association is based in Columbus, Ohio, and is
dedicated to the advancement and promotion of Guernsey dairy cows.
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