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FarmingWhat Happens When Dairy Cows Hit the Hay? All About Sleeping Cows
EarthWhy Clover Is More Than Just Good Luck
EarthMud Season: Why Kids and Cows Need Outdoor Time
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What Happens When Dairy Cows Hit the Hay? All About Sleeping Cows
by Jennifer McBride
There are many questions about snoozing cows — do they sleep standing, need it dark or don’t cows sleep at all! We dug into all things sleeping cows and our farmers even attempted to get videos of sleeping cows (not an easy task).Read more 
EarthDIY Seed Planter Using a Milk Carton
by Marina Dvorak
Save those empty Organic Valley milk cartons! They’re perfect for a kid-friendly springtime activity: starting seeds!Read more- Earth
Mud Season: Why Kids and Cows Need Outdoor Time
by Jennifer McBride
Spring brings mud, fresh pastures and outdoor fun for cows, kids and farmers. Embrace the mess, enjoy nature's renewal, and let kids explore the great outdoors. Outdoor play provides stimulating textures, smells and an outlet for creativity.Read more - Earth
Why Clover Is More Than Just Good Luck
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 
Food5 Salads to Surprise and Delight and Cheeses That Make Them Great
by Rootstock Editor
Explore five trendy and delectable salad recipes, each featuring delicious organic cheeses. From quick, make-ahead options to bean and panzanella salads perfect for family gatherings, these salads are sure to impress and satisfy your cravings.Read more
EarthThe One Native Plant Your Yard Needs
by Rootstock
Discover one native plant for every U.S. state, with photos and planting tips to help your yard support pollinators, improve soil health, and strengthen local ecosystems. If we garden simply and sustainably in all 50 states, we can create a pollinator powerhouse!Read more