Fayette County Pork Queen Kendal May (center) and the Fayette County Pork Princesses recently got the opportunity to represent the pork industry by being the royalty at the 2017 Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions. The girls got to mingle with buyers and the crowd, pass out “I HEART PORK” stickers and even got to be a part of the photos with the Grand Champion Market Barrow and Reserve Grand Champion Market Barrow.

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Fayette County Pork Queen Kendal May (center) and the Fayette County Pork Princesses recently got the opportunity to represent the pork industry by being the royalty at the 2017 Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions. The girls got to mingle with buyers and the crowd, pass out “I HEART PORK” stickers and even got to be a part of the photos with the Grand Champion Market Barrow and Reserve Grand Champion Market Barrow.

http://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2017/08/web1_FayetteRoyalty.jpgFayette County Pork Queen Kendal May (center) and the Fayette County Pork Princesses recently got the opportunity to represent the pork industry by being the royalty at the 2017 Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions. The girls got to mingle with buyers and the crowd, pass out “I HEART PORK” stickers and even got to be a part of the photos with the Grand Champion Market Barrow and Reserve Grand Champion Market Barrow.