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FarmingCows and Reindeer: Shared Habits and Symbolism You Didn’t Expect
EarthFrom Food Scraps to Farm-ready Compost
FarmingHolsteins, History and Heart: Life on a Vermont Dairy Farm
OrganicNatural Sugar or Added Sugar? Decoding What Makes Your Diet Sweet
by Lauren Manaker, registered dietitian
From brown rice syrup to fruit juice concentrate, uncover the truth about hidden sugars. Understand added vs. natural sugars, explore nutrient-rich options and learn how to support your child’s health with smart, confident food choices.Read more
Organic441,000 Acres and Counting. How Many Organic Valley Acres in Your State?
by Rootstock Editor
Curious about the number of Organic Valley acres in your state? Check out this map to navigate where Organic Valley farmers set down roots and protect rich, organic farmland. These farmers work to bring you nutritious certified organic products.Read more
OrganicWhat Does Certified Organic Mean?
by Wendy Allen
The green, brown, and white USDA Organic seal is such a simple little image, but it holds so much meaning for organic food and farming—more than most people are aware!Read more
Organic9 Simple Strategies to Create a Low-maintenance, Eco-friendly Lawn
by Jodi Helmer
Creating an eco-friendly yard benefits the environment and enhances your outdoor space. Choosing native plants and watering wisely are two simple ways to create an Earth-friendly yard. Let’s explore other impactful ways to achieve an eco-friendly yard.Read more
OrganicThe Well-Deserved Hype Behind Organic Grassmilk®
by Lisa Hill
Cows that eat grass only produce Organic Valley Grassmilk! These grass-fed cows get plenty of time on pasture, giving grassmilk a richer, creamier texture. There’s lots of good in grassmilk, and it provides a higher level of “good fat” than regular milk.Read more
OrganicEco-Friendly Words of Wisdom: Let It Bee
by Rootstock Editor
A swarm is a group of bees, but swarming is also an action. Have you ever seen a mass of honey bees just hanging out on a tree branch? They’re swarming and they’re not just there for a good time, they’re homeless. Why? Read on …Read more