BUTTER IS DAIRY GOOD.
Made with nothing more than fresh cream and perhaps a little salt for flavor, butter is undeniably dairy. It’s a pure and natural product made possible by dairy farmers who are committed to the health of their cows, preservation of their land and the quality of their product.
To learn more, browse the articles below.
Dairy Farming = Love for Cows and Land
Sustainability and tender loving care for animals are the hallmarks of a successful dairy farm. Learn about the Krainick family’s commitment to both.
Want to Know What It’s Like on a Dairy Farm?
You might be surprised about the life of a cow on a dairy farm. Get to know more about these pampered, music-loving ladies.
Food Is Community & Shared Values
Connecting with farms helps people understand where their food comes from. Find out how you can discover all that goes into making the purest, most simple products.
Dairy Cow Facts
You might be surprised about the life of a cow on a dairy farm. Get to know more about these pampered, music-loving ladies.
How Much Do You Know About Dairy Farms?
Today’s dairy farms are committed to animal care, protecting the environment and putting quality food on your table.
From Farm To Table
Follow milk on its journey. It starts even before the cows are milked and ends at your family’s table.
America’s Dairies At A Glance
A majority of dairies in the U.S. remain small with fewer than 99 cows. Most are also family owned and operated.
An Unexpected Startup
Get a behind-the-scenes peek at how Abigail Copenhaver and her husband started their own dairy business.
Meet Our Dairy Cow Breeds
There are six common breeds of dairy cows, each with a unique set of characteristics. Meet the cows that produce your dairy.
How The Kelsay Family Cares For Their Cows
Comfort is key when it comes to caring for cows. According to Amy Kelsay, “Our cows take priority over everything.”
The Dairy Good Cookbook
Farmers share their stories—and their recipes—in this book that will help you create a closer connection to the food you make.
A Day On A Dairy Farm
It starts at 3:00 a.m. and includes a lot of care, a lot of technology and a whole lot of hard work. Take a look at how farmers put food on your table.