Humans and animals have loved an algae, known as “supreme seaweed,” for hundreds of years. Organic Valley supports a startup in Hawaii committed to bringing a sustainable seaweed feed to organic farms to reduce the amount of methane cows produce.

It was a long trek across the ocean but well worth it for Organic Valley team members who volunteered to help with a solar installation in Nepal. A dairy cooperative was having to waste milk because of regular power outages. Spoiled milk no more!

A proposed rule creates clear standards for organic poultry including indoor and outdoor space requirements, and other practices to support animal welfare. Click the link in this article to let the USDA know organic chickens need room to roam!

While the farm crisis continues, Organic Valley recently welcomed about a dozen Pennsylvania farms to the co-op. A company had left these, and other, families with just five days to find a place to market their milk.

An Organic Valley farm in Washington is home to a threatened wildflower and numerous rare plants. The farmers are adamant about protecting the flora and fauna, and now the farm boasts the largest concentration of Kincaid’s lupine in the state!

Being in a cooperative creates a sense of unity and provides a space for those with a shared vision to support each other. At Organic Valley, farmers make decisions that are good for animals, each other, the earth and those purchasing our products.