Two brown cows standing in a fieldImage courtesy of Kalona SuperNatural.
On this small farm in eastern Iowa, a pair of Jersey cows dine on a salad bar of organic prairie grasses and legumes just after their morning milking. By the next day, their milk will become Kalona SuperNatural 's 100% grass-fed Whole Milk Kefir.

VIROQUA, Wis.,  July 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ —

Dairy may be divisive, but eaters are still buying milk — not to mention slices of cheese for their equally controversial burger.

Avoiding dairy that comes from feedlot cows requires homework. But Cornucopia’s new Local Organic Dairy Map identifying authentic organic dairy takes the guesswork out of your grocery trips.

This map includes 60 regional and local brands, including those that are highly rated on Cornucopia’s Organic Dairy Scorecard, as well as small certified organic dairies that meet Cornucopia’s top-rated standards but only sell direct from the farm. (All brands on the Organic Dairy Scorecard are available at retail.)

The Cornucopia Institute has helped thousands of eaters find the best organic food in the marketplace, a legacy that began with certified organic dairy. We champion authentic organic dairies, stand-outs in a marketplace shaped by efficiencies and filled with milk that’s low in healthy fats and laced with pesticide and antibiotic residues.

The dairies on Cornucopia’s map go to great lengths to stay true to the principles of organic, raising their animals on legitimate pasture. These farmers care deeply about the well-being of their animals, the health of the soil, and the quality of their dairy. The result is a product with exceptional value.

Seeking these products out is a meaningful act. When you buy local milk from pasture-raised organic cows, you’re not only prioritizing your own health, you’re building more ethical and sustainable local food systems.

Help make our map better: If your favorite organic dairy is missing, let us know.

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Contact: Michele Marchetti, Deputy Director,[email protected]

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