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Nebraska dairy farmers produce milk that’s fresh and very local.
The state’s beef and cattle industries are on track, despite several challenges.
Dairy farmers in Maryland have formed the nation’s first farm-based ice cream trail.
2012 marks the 75th annual June Dairy Month. Celebrate with recipes featuring dairy products, from cheese to milk to yogurt, breakfast to dessert.
Tennessee agriculture commodities include soybeans, corn, cotton, tobacco and wheat. Here are some facts and stats about which counties grow which crops, how many acres are grown and how many bushels are harvested.
Agriculture is one of the United States’ most important industries, employing 17 percent of the country’s total work force. Here are fun facts and statistics about U.S. agriculture.
Indiana, the second largest ice cream production state in the nation, is home to a spectrum of ice cream production from local on farm natural flavors to traditional comfort flavors on the grocery store shelves.
Did you know that adding a pinch of salt to your quart or gallon of milk makes it stay fresh longer? Learn more about other dairy fun facts.
A dairy farming family finds a way to stay in business by moving from milk production to Jersey cheese.
A family farm finds a way to keep its dairying dreams alive – by selling milk directly to consumers, jumping on the local trend to protect its farmland from developers.
Articles Tagged dairy
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One family dairy farm still operates in metropolitan Nashville, just down the road from the Grand Ole Opry.