We often get asked how Organic Valley farmers care for their animals in winter, so we’re giving you a peek behind the scenes with one of our farm families as they do morning chores and get things ready for winter.

Veterans often make good farmers — they know hard work and quiet farms can be healing. This Veterans Day, two Organic Valley farmers share about their time in the service and returning to the farm, and how each impacted their lives.

On National Farmer’s Day organic farmers took pause to thank the consumers who make it possible for them to do what they love. Thank you for supporting Organic Valley’s mission.

First-generation Organic Valley farmers are working countless hours to bring a farm back to life, protecting the land, milking cows, and by the way, they have a baby and a toddler! How do parents with a newborn and toddler take care of a dairy farm?

Vermont Organic Valley farmer Henry Pearl can’t imagine doing anything else. He loves the farm, the animals, and the joy it brings to his sons. Henry intends to leave the farm better for the future. He shares his story in this Soul of Farming video.

Dairy cows need a high-calorie diet. Our cows get plenty of pasture, which gives them the nutrition they need to be happy and healthy—and produce great-tasting, nutritious milk for your family. Let’s look at what Organic Valley cows eat.