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Organic Valley
Protect Your Food

Organic Valley
Protect Your Food

Food
Game Day Dip Recipes for Every Quarter and a Bonus Halftime Snack
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Farming
How are Cows 100% Grass-Fed in Winter?
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Earth
Washington Farm Fights Climate Change with Rock Dust
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Farming
Cow Chow: What Do Our Organic Dairy Cows Love to Eat?
by Kimberly Kafka
Dairy cows need a high-calorie diet. Our cows get plenty of pasture, which gives them the nutrition they need to be happy and healthy—and produce great-tasting, nutritious milk for your family. Let’s look at what Organic Valley cows eat.
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Farming
5 Fascinating Things About Chickens
by Rootstock Editor
Chickens are awesome! These quirky, complex creatures can fly, swim and come in over 1,600 breeds. Discover five fascinating facts about them, including their surprising flight abilities, the real pecking order and why not all chickens are great egg layers.
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Farming
A Complicated Path to Find a Simple Way of Life
by Jennifer McBride
We talk to a family in Maine that milks about 45 cows and prioritizes quality, and work-life balance. Producing organic food without harmful chemicals, they embrace a pasture-based lifestyle for their cows, ensuring a healthy and sustainable environment.
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Farming
Do Cows Care About Daylight Saving Time?
by Rootstock Editor
Do cows have to change their schedule for daylight saving time? Do you wish you didn’t have to change your schedule for time changes? Is time just a human construct? Find out today.
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Farming
Get Ready for a Virtual Tour of Organic Farms Across the Nation!
by Jennifer McBride
Join the second annual National Farmers Day Livestream on Oct. 11! Enjoy a virtual organic dairy farm tour, hear from farmers across the U.S. and learn about animal care and sustainable farming. Register now to celebrate National Farmers Day with us!
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Farming
First-generation Farm Family Safeguards Water, Soil and Community
by Noah Nelson
How would you fare if you packed everything up and moved to a farm? The Canter family has no need to wonder, having moved to Highland Farm in 2014 with their children. With OV, the first-generation family farm has solidified its place in the community.
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