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FoodGame Day Dip Recipes for Every Quarter and a Bonus Halftime Snack
FarmingHow are Cows 100% Grass-Fed in Winter?
EarthWashington Farm Fights Climate Change with Rock Dust
Organic5 Fascinating Things About Organic
by Rootstock Editor
Antibiotics, synthetic hormones, toxic pesticides, and GMOs are prohibited in organic food. Federal regulations must be met for anything to carry the USDA Organic seal. Organic Valley is (obviously) fascinated by organics. Let's look at the reasons why.Read more
Farming5 Fascinating Things About Farms
by Rootstock Editor
Agriculture is the No. 1 employer in the nation and farm and ranch families comprise less than 2% of the U.S. population. These are just a few interesting facts about farms. Read on for more.Read more
Organic5 Fascinating Things About Grass
by Rootstock Editor
Grass is the oldest living organism in the world and cows certainly love it. There are reasons for you to love grass too. Did you know grass has a cooling effect and also major environmental benefits? Let’s dig into cool things about grass.Read more
Rooted5 Fascinating Things About CROPPies
by Rootstock Editor
There is a sense of pride that comes with working at a cooperative that is dedicated to saving small family farms. Let’s take a peek into what it’s like being an Organic Valley employee.Read more
Organic5 Fascinating Things About Cows
by Rootstock Editor
Cows are truly miraculous animals. Yes, cows can swim and they have other amazing abilities. The bovine’s sense of taste and smell are also interesting attributes. What’s this about cow tipping?Read more
RootedSad Cows Abound During Meeting
by Rootstock Editor
Organic Valley farmers and employees gathered in La Crosse, Wisconsin, in April for the co-op’s yearly meeting. Along with the business-end of the meeting, farmers and employees socialized, shared ideas and were introduced to new board members.Read more