She loves animals and has already made headlines with her stem cell donation. Now the Tyrolean Laura Wegscheider dropped the covers for the young farmers calendar. The “Krone” visited her on her parents’ farm.
Tight washboard bellies, tight calves, plump cleavage and tight buttocks: in 2025, the local agricultural talent will once again show what is normally hidden under their stable clothes. Twelve beautiful girls (and of course twelve boys for the men’s version) managed to beat hundreds of candidates and posed for the calendar of the young farmers, almost as God created them.
One of them is Laura Wegscheider from Oberperfuss. In August, the 23-year-old will laugh off the wall in a seductive pose in offices, living rooms or other lounges. “Not just in August,” laughs friend Tom, who is proud of his “calendar girl”. “In 2025 we will have twelve months in August.”
Positive feedback, but also some jealousy
“Last year I actually wanted to apply, but I didn’t dare,” says the trained nurse, who this winter – in addition to various jobs on her parents’ farm – will also work as a groomer at Rangger Köpfl.
However, her courage and revealing image are not well received by everyone. “Of course no one says anything to me personally, but I noticed that there are some jealous people, especially in the village,” says the former local manager of the young farmers, “but of course there was also positive feedback.”
Laura had no experience in front of the camera, but she has already made headlines. Through a typing campaign initiated by the rural youth themselves and their stem cell donation, the Tyrolean woman found her ‘genetic twin brother’ and was able to save the life of a leukemia patient in the US. “To me too, this was worth more than winning the lottery,” the neo-model is proud of himself.
Since this campaign, Laura has also been active on social networks. She now lets her almost 17,000 followers share her life on Instagram. Some of them will probably hang the young farmer calendar on the wall in August…
Source: Krone
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