View New England Dairy’s complete farmer newsletter archive below. We will update the archive after sending each edition of the newsletter. April 2021: 2020 Annual...
We are excited to share our new dairy focused curriculum kit for secondary schools in New England. The New England Dairy Innovation kit was designed...
Dairy farmers donated one hundred gallons of milk to St. John’s Food for the Poor Program in Worcester, MA on February 18. This donation was...
2020 closed on a positive note across all dairy products at retail with categories purchased at higher rates in 2020 than 2019 as reported by...
The 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) released on December 29, 2020 recognize dairy as a core, nutrient-dense element of health dietary patterns that help...
Hosting a live virtual farm tour is a great way to engage audiences on the farm. In 2020, we hosted six live virtual farm tours...
In May 2017 USDA announced flexibilities for the school meal programs that would allow 1% flavored milk to once again be served in schools, along...
New England Dairy staff, delegates, directors, and guests gathered together virtually on November 5 and 6 for our 2020 Annual Meeting. Staff shared highlights and...
The pandemic continues to impact people’s food choices. Research shows consumers want to buy more foods with health benefits and are seeking affordable foods that...
Our farmer newsletter provides checkoff news and resources for New England dairy farmers.
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