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Located in Rio, Wisconsin, Levzow Dairy has a proud history of belonging to cooperatives. The family joined its first co-op in 1943 and has remained part of the Foremost Farms lineage through a series of cooperative mergers spanning more than eight decades.
In Gleason, WI, Mary Sosnovske of Sosnovske Family Farm doesn’t romanticize the work, she lives it with a steady focus on animal care, family and the values that guide their farm.
A fixture in the northeast Iowa dairy community, Frank Regan of Regancrest Holsteins, was recognized as the Allamakee County Pioneer Dairyman for 2025. Regan, along with his brothers, Bill and Charlie, have been farming together throughout their lives and are now bringing in the next generations of dairy producers at the farm near Waukon, IA.
In Valders, Wisconsin, more than 100 years of dairy history is entering a new chapter at Sunnyside Farms. Todd and Sue Borgwardt have grown an award-winning operation built upon generations with Foremost Farms and have recently made the decision to step back from dairy. They are now transitioning the farm into new hands—those just down the road.
Located in Valders, Wisconsin, Hi-Tower Farms is a proud example of generational dedication paired with modern dairy excellence. Founded more than 105 years ago by Ethan Ulness’s great-great-grandfather, the farm has remained family-operated through five generations.
After stepping away from dairy in 2024, a call from Foremost Farms brought them back to what they do best, this time with cutting-edge robotic milking and feeding systems powering their operation near Lanesboro, Minnesota. From tough market decisions to a high-tech comeback, their story is one of resilience, innovation, and family farming at its finest.