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Foremost Farms is proud to announce that 11 of its Minnesota member farms have been recognized for maintaining some of the lowest somatic cell counts (SCC) in their dairy herds. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture included these farms on its 2025 honor list, recognizing herds that achieved an average SCC of 100,000 or less during the previous year.
For Joel Eigenbrood, dairy farming wasn’t a part of his original life plan. Balance sheets and budgets shaped his path into becoming a dairy advocate, using his voice to enact change in an industry he believes in.
De Su Holsteins, a Foremost Farms member, played a pivotal role in expanding agricultural education for local students. By opening their doors to Mallory Mohn’s adopt‑a‑calf project, the farm helped transform classroom lessons into real‑world learning. Their involvement highlights the impact that engaged, forward‑thinking farms can have on youth and agricultural literacy.
Employees from across Foremost Farms proudly represented the cooperative at Cheese Expo last month at the Baird Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The event brought together over 5-thousand dairy professionals, giving our teams the chance to connect with industry partners and explore the latest developments in cheese production strategy, innovation and collaboration.
Foremost Farms joined a webinar hosted by Newtrient, spotlighting early results from the Dairy Soil & Water Regeneration project. New data shows practices like reduced tillage and cover crops are boosting soil health in Wisconsin’s Driftless Region.
We’re incredibly proud of our Marshfield team—Scott, Mason, and Jessica—for representing Foremost Farms with such confidence and expertise during their recent interview, showcasing the passion and teamwork behind our products.