All Milk, All Healthy
With so many claims on milk these days, it can be tough to decide which milk is right for your family. Luckily, you can’t go wrong. While the dairy case may be full of choices, one thing that doesn’t vary is the safety and nutrition of dairy foods.
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Animal Care Remains a Top Priority
Every June across the U.S., dairy farm families and milk lovers of all ages celebrate June Dairy Month and all things dairy. This June, Pour One More glass of milk and salute your local dairy farmers and their dedication to providing top notch animal care.
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Bank on Your Children’s Strong Bones and Healthy Teeth
Think of your children’s bones as a savings account. Calcium is deposited when they are young for use later in life. In fact, getting enough calcium at a young age and regular physical activity are two of the best defenders against osteoporosis, a bone disease that leads to thinning of bone tissue and loss of bone density.
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Dedicated to Dairy - It’s about the Land!
Being green and sustainable can often be heard on most newscasts or found in the newspaper on a daily basis, but did you know that dairy farmers were being green before green was cool? Most dairy farmers live and work on their farms, so while they are dedicated to producing wholesome milk, they are just dedicated to protecting the land and community in which they live.
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Dedicated to Dairy from Farm to Fridge
We live in such a busy world that we often take for granted that each day we will find the foods we like at our local grocery store. But have you ever wondered how that food gets there and WHERE it comes from? Did you know that behind every glass of milk you drink there is a family farm?
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Flavored Milk: It’s More Than Just Great Flavor!
Students are failing when it comes to nutrition – in fact, fewer than 20 percent eat the recommended five daily servings of fruits, vegetables and whole grains, and only 30 percent consume three servings of dairy each day. Eating the right foods is critical to long-lasting health – and flavored milk plays a vital role in helping children get their three recommended daily dairy servings.
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Fun Facts About Dairy
June is Dairy Month! Each year, we celebrate June Dairy Month to honor America’s dairy farm families and the wholesome, nutritious milk they produce. Read these fun facts to help you learn why you should Pour One More!
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Lactose Intolerance – Say YES to Dairy
Misperceptions abound about lactose intolerance can lead to nutrition deficiencies and an increased risk of diseases like osteoporosis and high blood pressure. Lactose intolerant individuals often think they have to avoid dairy foods completely, but most can and should eat foods, including certain types of milk, cheeses and yogurt, to make sure they are getting necessary vitamins and minerals.
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New Dietary Guidelines Confirm Three is the Magic Number
Every five years, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services issue dietary guidelines to promote healthy lifestyles, reduce the risk of chronic diseases and lower the nation’s obesity epidemic. With more than one-third of children and more than two-thirds of adults in the United States suffering from obesity, the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for America (DGA) aims to reduce Americans’ calorie consumption and increase their physical activity.
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Pour One More and Celebrate with Wholesome and Delicious Dairy Foods!
Do you enjoy a creamy yogurt smoothie for breakfast, a snack of milk and cookies or a cheesy slice of pizza at dinner? Americans are fortunate to have access to the one of the safest and most affordable food supplies in the world, and dairy is no exception. Did you know when milk leaves the cow until you open it at home, it is never touched by human hands?
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