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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
EarthOrganic Acre by Acre: Farmland Protection is a Promise for the Future
by Jessica Buer Luhning
The Morse family farm in New York is a prime example of humans working with nature through land conservation and organic farming principles. Organic Valley has partnered with many farmer-members to protect what we treasure—healthy, organic farmland.Read more
EarthSetting Down Roots for Waterway Restoration on Organic Valley Farms
by Elizabeth McMullen
Hundreds of volunteers planted trees and shrubs along waterways on two Organic Valley farms to benefit soil health, promote biodiversity, positively impact wildlife, and control runoff. Termed riparian restoration, even the cows like it!Read more
EarthMore Greenhouse Gas From Organic? That’s Not Even Half the Story
by Dylan Bruce
Organic farming does not make climate change worse. Recent studies show that organic agriculture, when practiced in conjunction with climate-change-friendly farming like composting and rotational grazing, is better for the climate and the environment. Biodiversity and organic farming go hand-in-hand.Read more
EarthSolar. Community. Future.
by Joshua Fairfield
How do you improve rural America? By working together. This is the story of how dreamers turned into doers, bringing solar to rural communities while making Organic Valley 100% renewable-powered.Read more
EarthHow Community-Scale Solar Can Change Our Energy System
by Laurie Stone
Where and how we source our energy has a huge impact on our lives, and it’s time to make a critical switch. Learn how solar energy is feasible option to help us move toward a cleaner energy future.Read more
EarthBee-Friendly Solar is a Win-Win-Win for People, Planet and Pollinators
by Rob Davis, Director of the Center for Pollinators in Energy at Fresh Energy
Pesticide exposure, climate change, and habitat loss have created a toxic cocktail that is harming populations of pollinators critical to sustainable agriculture and food security. Learn how “common sense solar” benefits soil, air, pollinators, and grazers as well!Read more