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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?
FarmingHow Do Farmers Take Care of Dairy Cows?
by Lisa Mennenga
What kind of care do cows need? Compassionate care. Organic Valley dairy farmers provide their cows with quality food, comfortable shelter and little extras that enrich cows’ lives. Caring for cattle isn’t difficult when it’s one's life work.Read more
FarmingNeighbors, Farmers, Friends
by Marina Dvorak
Two organic farmers in New York have lived side by side for decades. Though there are fences between their land, that doesn’t stop them from having each other's backs and forming a tight friendship between their families.Read more
RootedThe Truth: Organic Valley Isn’t Making Much of an Impact
by Rootstock Editor
An impact report about not making an impact? Organic Valley released its 25-page Impact Report which shows how the co-op protects people, animals and the earth. We share an overview of the Impact Report here or click in for a link to the full report.Read more
FoodYou Have to Try These Breathtaking Compound Butter Recipes
by Rootstock Editor
Compound butter is easy to make. Check out these recipes for Herb Butter With Lemon; Honey Cinnamon Butter; Caramelized Onion Butter (which is a great compound butter for steak) and Lemon Maple Bourbon Butter. These compound butters are impressive!Read more
FoodOrganic Valley Packaging Through the Years
by Rootstock Editor
Organic Valley has a new, old look. Our new packaging is starting to make its way to store shelves, so keep your eyes open. Nothing is new on the inside of your milk and cheese packages as we didn’t change the taste, but the outside has been upgraded.Read more
FarmingAn Organic Change of Heart
by Elizabeth McMullen
Five generations of the Gasser family of Ohio have different experiences with organic farming. The first generation did not farm organically, then came an organic transition period and the newest generation knows nothing but farming organically.Read more