Breeds of Dairy Cow Breeds | American Dairy Association NE
Dairy Cows Just like dogs or horses, there are many different breeds of cows. A breed is a group of animals with a similar appearance and behavior. The two most recognized and well-known breeds of dairy cattle are the Holstein cow and the Jersey …
Dairy Farm Facts - American Dairy Association North East
Learn about dairy farming, dairy industry, dairy farmer and cow facts from this web page. Find out how dairy cows are fed, milked, cared for, and how milk is pasteurized, tested, and labeled.
Dairy Farming History | American Dairy Association NE
Learn how dairy farming evolved from ancient times to modern practices, and how dairy farmers are committed to producing nutritious and tasty milk and dairy foods. Find out how dairy farms have become more efficient and sustainable over time, and how most of them are still family owned and operated.
Dairy Stats by State - American Dairy Association North East
Dairy Stats by State . How much do you know about dairy farming in the North East region? Read statistics on milk production, job creation and exports by state below to learn more.
Dairy Farms - American Dairy Association North East
Learn about dairy farming in the North East region, including facts, history, videos, tours, and resources. Find out how dairy farmers provide quality products and care for their cows and communities.
Home | Welcome | American Dairy Association North East
Welcome to American Dairy Association North East! We represent dairy farm families from NY, PA, NJ, DE, MD.
Holstein Cow Facts - American Dairy Association North East
Learn about the history, characteristics and fun facts of Holstein cows, the most popular dairy breed in the US. Find out why no two Holstein cows have the same spots and how they contribute to dairy farming.
Lesson Plans - American Dairy Association North East
Students learn why dairy is an important part of a balanced diet, find out how milk moo-ves from a local dairy farm to their kitchen table, and discover how today’s dairy farmers use science and technology to keep their cows healthy and protect our environment.
Dairy Farming and the Environment - American Dairy Association …
More milk is produced today with only 9 million dairy cows than with 26 million dairy cows in 1944. While providing a supply of healthy milk for consumers and protecting the environment, dairy farmers oversee some of the most efficient, productive cows in the world!
Brown Swiss - American Dairy Association North East
Meet the Brown Swiss cow! Many dairy historians consider the breed to be the oldest of all the types of milk cows, or dairy breeds.