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OrganicWhat Is Organic Farming?
FoodYou Have to Try These Bold Organic Cheeses
FarmingCow Chow: What Do Our Organic Dairy Cows Love to Eat?
EarthLucky Clover for Cows, Ecosystem and Insects
by Jennifer McBride
As St. Patrick’s Day nears, lucky clover comes to mind. Do you ever laze away looking for a 4-leaf clover? More than just a treat to cows’ taste buds, clover is chock full of protein and is a natural fertilizer. That’s enough good luck for the whole farm.Read more
FoodIntroducing an Organic Valley Milk that Puts Family First
by Rootstock Editor
Family First, Organic Valley’s newest dairy product, is for milk lovers of all ages. It supports brain health and much more. It has the 12 essential nutrients found in our other milks and we’ve added 50 mg of DHA omega 3 per serving.Read more
FoodAny Guesses at Your State’s Favorite Organic Valley Cheese?
by Rootstock Editor
America’s favorite cheeses are in! Americans eat a lot of cheese – dozens of pounds a year. We wanted to know the most popular Organic Valley cheese by state. Find out which slice is tops in your state. Did your favorite organic cheese make the cut?Read more
RootedHarvesting Ice Blocks on a Bitter Winter Day
by Rootstock Editor
Thousands of people used to harvest ice across the northern United States each winter. The harvested blocks of ice were used to keep food cold on farms, in trains and in kitchens in warmer months and climates. When did ice harvesting end? It didn’t!Read more
EarthFilmmakers Astonished by What They Find on Organic Valley Farms
by Lisa Hill
Organic Valley farms are not just farms, they are ecosystems. Bees buzz among wildflowers, birds nest in hedgerows and earthworms aerate the soil. We followed farmers to see how they work in harmony with nature and found more than we expected.Read more
EarthTrees, Solar, Compost and Other Earthly Endeavors
by Jennifer McBride
A Wisconsin farmer is the first to receive payment through a carbon insetting program, which rewards farms for implementing eco-friendly practices like adding solar arrays, composting and planting trees. The program covers 25 states.Read more