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Real California Dairy by Real California Families

California Dairy
Stories

Growing Up Free Range

Childhood looks a little different here. It’s open, free, and full of California dairy.

Why We Live This Dairy Life

Life on the dairy means enjoying the simple pleasures of life.

Curious Little Minds

Real California cows. Real curious kids. Watch the cutest interview you’ll ever see.

When Dairy Runs In The Family

Dairy kids don’t just inherit the dairy farm. They inherit the way of life.

Farm Family Is Everything

The best part about this dairy life is you work with the people you love.

The Dairy State
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Northern California
Rain means green and green means pastures. The climate in this area allows for a lot of pasture-based grazing that mimics the way big herds of migratory animals live in the wild. Every time a cow leaves the milk barn they have a new, fresh area of grass to graze.
Tulare County
Tulare County is the largest dairy-producing county in the nation. It also has the most milk cows with 450,000.
Central/Southern California
Farms in this region can get pretty warm. To help make sure the cows are comfortable, farms here use freestall barns to keep the cows cool throughout the summer. On the plus side, all that sunshine means farms can also grow crops during multiple growing seasons.
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The Dairy State
The many, many reasons California is the perfect place for dairy.
Northern California

Northern California

Rain means green and green means pastures. The climate in this area allows for a lot of pasture-based grazing that mimics the way big herds of migratory animals live in the wild. Every time a cow leaves the milk barn they have a new, fresh area of grass to graze.
Tulare County

Tulare County

Tulare County is the largest dairy-producing county in the nation. It also has the most milk cows with 450,000.
Central/Southern California

Central/Southern California

Farms in this region can get pretty warm. To help make sure the cows are comfortable, farms here use freestall barns to keep the cows cool throughout the summer. On the plus side, all that sunshine means farms can also grow crops during multiple growing seasons.
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