Carbon offsetting occurs when a company purchases carbon credits from a project developer or broker and “applies” the credits to its carbon footprint. Carbon insetting is the practice of investing in carbon reductions and/or removals within a company’s own supply chain.

Women have a voice in agriculture. An Organic Valley farmer shares her journey in agriculture as a mom, farmer and daughter of a woman who helped shape Organic Valley. The Wisconsin dairy farmer is a mom of two girls.

Organic Valley is taking the single largest effort to save small organic family farms in the Northeast following news last year that Horizon and Maple Hill Creamery would be terminating contracts with more than 130 family farms.

A couple took regular 7,500-mile flights to the U.S. to buy organic milk because they couldn’t find organic products in Vietnam. They decided to open a distribution center to ensure others in Vietnam could enjoy organic products too.

Fire destroyed much of Organic Valley’s McMinnville Creamery in Oregon last year and now it’s time to rebuild! The new organic creamery will be more efficient and use fewer natural resources.

Organic Valley is working with an innovative company to get soil carbon information much faster. If the pilot program is successful, the goal is to share the technology with our member farms. Increasing soil carbon is part of the climate solution.