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Why are you out of milk in the winter?
Wondering why we are out of milk in the winter? Learn about how we work with nature and the cows to produce the best milk for you!
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How to Make Chocolate Mint Bars for Christmas
You loved our Christmas cookie recipe last year! I thought I would share another with you for our December recipe. These chocolate mint bars are always one of the first requests when I ask my kids which cookies they want Read more…
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How to Make a Pumpkin Cheese Ball: a Delightful Thanksgiving Treat!
Thanksgiving is a time to enjoy the bountiful harvest of summer. It’s a time of togetherness and delectable treats. A time to appreciate all the hard work that all of the farmers and food producers put in so that we Read more…
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How to Make Raclette in Your Oven
As the weather turns colder and the days grow shorter, there’s nothing quite like cozying up at home with a warm and comforting meal. If you’re looking for a delightful dining experience that combines the best of cheese, vegetables, and Read more…
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New baby calves and raw milk!
We can finally answer yes to the most popular question you sent us this month: Do you have raw milk yet? Eighteen new baby calves are here as of this morning, so we have plenty of milk for calves and Read more…
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How do Colombian farms make cheese?
Travel with Dave and Terry to Bogota as they visit a Colombian Buffalo farm, enjoy a raclette restaurant and learn from an artisan gouda cheesemaker
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Fondue and Soft Pretzels For New Year’s
As dairy farmers who wake up with the sun, we don’t often stay up late, even for New Year’s Eve. I think we were all asleep by 11 o’clock this year. Our one tradition for the new year is to Read more…
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It is Christmas Cookie Time!
Cookies are my favorite afternoon snack any time of the year. I usually grab one (or two) and a glass of milk before I head out to milk the cows. The cookie selection always increases this time of year when Read more…
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May 2020
Farm It’s May! The grass is green and growing! In fact, it’s growing so fast that we have to figure out the right pace to move the cows through the fields. We do this by setting up break wires (easily Read more…