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OrganicWhat Is Organic Farming?
FoodYou Have to Try These Bold Organic Cheeses
FarmingCow Chow: What Do Our Organic Dairy Cows Love to Eat?
FoodWhen Can My Baby Have Eggs?
by Lauren Manaker, registered dietitian
Did you know eggs are an excellent first food for a baby? We have tips from a nutritionist on when and how to introduce your baby to nutrient and protein rich organic eggs.Read more
FoodIs Milk a Protein or Carb?
by Lauren Manaker, registered dietitian
Dairy milk has these 12 essential nutrients that play an important role in growth and development. But is this wholesome drink a carb or a protein? Both of these nutrients benefit the body in different ways. Read on to learn how and get the answer.Read more
OrganicWhat Products Cannot Be Classified As Certified Organic?
by Lisa Mennenga
It’s 2024 and there is organic mascara and organic cheese puffs. Even organic mattresses! So what can’t be certified organic? Some of the top things that are uncertifiable organic might be no-brainers and some might catch you off guard.Read more
FoodNutrient Dense and Versatile – Cottage Cheese Is Sure to Please
by Lauren Manaker, registered dietitian
Delicious taste, dense nutrition, versatility — it isn’t hard to see why cottage cheese is having a moment right now. Just a ½ cup yields 13 grams of protein, not to mention cultures and key nutrients to support gut, bone and brain health.Read more
Organic5 Reasons to Feel Good About Real Organic Dairy
by Rootstock Editor
We are Organic Valley, of course organic food is at the core of what we do. But organic is more than the end product that you see on the shelf. Organic starts on the farm. We are sharing just five of the many reasons to put organic products in your grocery cart.Read more
OrganicCensus Numbers Are In: What Percentage of Agriculture Is Organic?
by Laura Spilsbury
Between 2017 and 2022, the total number of farm acres (certified organic and not organic) significantly decreased, according to the latest ag census. There are a lot of fluctuations in commodities and farms in general and there is positive news.Read more