Cows love grass, and Organic Valley farmers ensure they get the greens they need by providing plenty of pasture. Let’s envision we are outside watching Organic Valley pasture-raised cows living their best lives.

Rural communities benefit from small family farms. There’s no doubt farming is challenging, but Organic Valley farmers say the rewards outweigh the work. And while there have been thousands of family farmer bankruptcies, the co-op model can help save family farms.

Agriculture is the No. 1 employer in the nation and farm and ranch families comprise less than 2% of the U.S. population. These are just a few interesting facts about farms. Read on for more.

Organic Valley farmer Abbie Corse is a sixth-generation dairy farmer in Vermont. She shares insight about what it’s like to be a mother of two and a farmer.

Women have a voice in agriculture. An Organic Valley farmer shares her journey in agriculture as a mom, farmer and daughter of a woman who helped shape Organic Valley. The Wisconsin dairy farmer is a mom of two girls.

Can a dog and a cow be friends? How about a chicken and a dog or a turkey and a cow? Of course dogs and kittens can be friends. The animals on Organic Valley farms are curious, cuddly creatures!