Rootstock | Earth - Page 2 | Organic Valley

Organic Valley
Protect Your Food

Organic Valley
Protect Your Food

Organic
Citrus-Loving Cows: A Food-Waste Solution
Read Post
Farming
Cows and Reindeer: Shared Habits and Symbolism You Didn’t Expect
Read Post
Earth
From Food Scraps to Farm-ready Compost
Read Post

Earth
Make a DIY Seed Planter Using an Organic Valley 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
Organic Dairy Cows Demonstrate Spelling Skills on Small Farms
by Rootstock Editor
Drink an ad!? It was quite a feat to create Organic Valley’s greenest ad. These zero-waste, buzz-worthy ads can be seen from the air. They prevent soil erosion and provide pollinator habitat. Milk from cows that helped goes into delicious organic products!
Read more
Earth
5 Things 'Alien: Romulus' Teaches Us About Ecosystem Collapse
by Noah Nelson
Apocalyptic messaging. Environmental destruction. Grim desperation. Recent summer blockbuster Alien: Romulus leans full throttle into these themes, but also highlights the importance of building a sustainable future.
Read more
Earth
Friend or Foe? 5 Pros and Cons of Carbon
by Jodi Helmer
Carbon dioxide and carbon are not the same though carbon dioxide is not possible without carbon. The difference is their impact on the environment. World Environment Day is June 5; let’s learn about carbon and why it often, mistakenly, gets a bad rep.
Read more
Earth
Are You Ready to Say Goodbye to Fireflies? You Can Help Them Shine!
by Lisa Hill
Are you daydreaming about summertime and chasing fireflies around your backyard? Did you know that these fragile insects do more than just light up? They’re part of a healthy ecosystem that takes care of animals, soil and biodiverse pastures.
Read more
Earth
Lucky 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