The Sevastopol Future Farmers of America (FFA) Alumni are continuing preparations for one of Door County’s most anticipated summer traditions, announcing plans and a new host location for the 2026 Sevastopol FFA Alumni Dairy Breakfast.
The annual fundraiser will take place Saturday, July 5, at Lazy J Dairy in Brussels. The Sevastopol FFA Alumni expressed appreciation to the Jeanquart family for opening their farm and helping make the special event possible, noting a shared goal of growing the breakfast and welcoming increased participation from local farmers. Additional event details will be released in the coming months.
Planning for the 2026 Dairy Breakfast officially began with the organization’s first meeting on September 29. The breakfast is traditionally held in early July and often takes place on the first Sunday of the month, though it occasionally moves to Saturday to accommodate holiday schedules.
The Dairy Breakfast is known for its all-you-can-eat menu, featuring pancakes served with local maple syrup, scrambled eggs with ham and cheese, Door County coffee, fruit juices, and ice cream. Beyond the meal, the event offers a variety of family-friendly activities, including live music, carriage rides, petting zoos, scavenger hunts, and guided farm tours.
Each year, the breakfast rotates among area farms to highlight different agricultural operations. Recent host locations include Wilke R Organic Farm in 2025, Country View Dairy Farm in 2024, and Cherryland Dairy in earlier years.
The Dairy Breakfast remains the Sevastopol FFA’s largest fundraiser, with proceeds supporting local scholarships and community initiatives.
Meanwhile, the Kewaunee County Dairy Promotion has not yet announced a host site for its upcoming dairy breakfast, after Pagel’s Ponderosa Dairy stepped aside as a host last fall.
