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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?
OrganicPollinators With Impact: These ‘Pests’ May Surprise You
by Jennifer McBride
Unexpected creatures and elements play a key role in pollination. From nocturnal flyers to surprising garden visitors, discover how diverse forces contribute to our ecosystem’s vitality. It’s amazing how one little creature makes such a big difference.Read more
FoodIt's All About the Grass: The Benefits of Vitamin K2
by Laura Poe Mathes, R.D.
Fermented foods, Grassmilk®, egg yolks and animal fats are good sources of vitamin K2—an overlooked essential vitamin. K2 is produced by animals that eat a green, leafy diet. Vitamin K2 plays an important role in bone, teeth and heart health.Read more
FoodOptimize Oral Health: Dairy’s Role in Strong Teeth and Gums
by Lauren Manaker, registered dietitian
Dairy may just boost your confidence when you say cheese! You should brush your teeth after drinking milk, but there are nutrients in dairy products that benefit dental health. A registered dietitian explains the impact of milk and cheese on teeth.Read more
FoodLunch Box Ideas as Children Head Back to School
by Elizabeth McMullen
Packing lunches means you choose what your family eats. There are many healthy organic school lunch ideas. Keep food and milk fresh on the way to school by packing it a certain way.Read more
FarmingWhat Dairy Cow Breeds do Organic Valley Farmers Raise?
by Rootstock Editor
From Holstein to Jersey, Ayrshire to Brown Swiss! Read on to learn all about the breeds of cows our farmers raise and why we love them!Read more
FoodWays to Use Extra Milk
by Rootstock Editor
It’s so important to reduce food waste at home. With milk, a household staple, sometimes consumers buy too much. Between freezing milk and using dairy milk in divine recipes, every drop of milk can be savored.Read more