At Organic Valley, we believe in doing what’s right–for animals, earth, people, and communities. Here are just a few ways our cooperative makes a positive impact. Want to know more? Check out our comprehensive 2021 Impact Report.

The Morse family farm in New York is a prime example of humans working with nature through land conservation and organic farming principles. Organic Valley has partnered with many farmer-members to protect what we treasure—healthy, organic farmland.

Hundreds of volunteers planted trees and shrubs along waterways on two Organic Valley farms to benefit soil health, promote biodiversity, positively impact wildlife, and control runoff. Termed riparian restoration, even the cows like it!

Sustainability, regenerative agriculture, and generally caring for our planet have been part of Organic Valley’s DNA since 1988, and we’ll never let those values go. Here are 5 of our proudest earth-friendly achievements for this Earth Day!

Organic farming does not make climate change worse. Recent studies show that organic agriculture, when practiced in conjunction with climate-change-friendly farming like composting and rotational grazing, is better for the climate and the environment. Biodiversity and organic farming go hand-in-hand.

How do you improve rural America? By working together. This is the story of how dreamers turned into doers, bringing solar to rural communities while making Organic Valley 100% renewable-powered.