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Students sharpen skills at Oregon State creamery to prepare for dairy jobs
Students sharpen skills at Oregon State creamery to prepare for dairy jobs
Students sharpen skills at Oregon State creamery to prepare for dairy jobs

Published on: 07/22/2025

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Fourth-year student Molly Hagen pours an ice cream base into a freezer at the Beaver Classic Creamery.

Dozens of people gathered around a large rectangular window at Oregon State University on a hot July day. Through the glass, they could see some of the passion put into a popular summer treat.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/hsji/2025/07/students-sharpen-skills-at-oregon-state-creamery-to-prepare-for-dairy-jobs.html

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