Georgia Student Katelyn Lindsay Promotes Agriculture as National Watermelon Queen
Katelyn Lindsay, a student from Georgia, has been named the 2026 National Watermelon Queen by the National Watermelon Association. In this role, she travels across the United States to promote the watermelon industry, educate consumers on nutrition, and share the story behind watermelon production. Her advocacy efforts have also taken her to Washington, D.C., where she has engaged with lawmakers to discuss the challenges faced by watermelon producers in Georgia. Lindsay's passion for agriculture began in high school, and she is currently studying agricultural communications at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. Her work is supported by Dr. Austin Moore, an assistant professor at the college, who praises her professionalism and ability to connect with people. 
