Real Washington dairy starts simply enough, with milk produced from more than 300 community farms. But add in some time, craft, and creativity and you have a culinary wonder food that’s as versatile and naturally nutritious as it is delicious.

May 7, 2019 · This layer contains information and site locations for licensed grade A cow milk dairy milking facilities in Washington State. Washington State Department of Agriculture regulates dairy farm compliance with state water quality and food safety law.

There are more than 400 dairy farms across Washington, and each and every farmer is dedicated to making the freshest, best-tasting milk on the planet while being good stewards of their cows, their land, and their communities.

There are hundreds of dairy farms across Washington, and each and every farmer is dedicated to making the freshest, best-tasting milk on the planet, while being good stewards of their cows, their land, and their communities.

US Farm Data has been helping ag marketers identify and market to dairy farmers for over 15 years. We have a total US database of over 2 million farmers, ranchers, and livestock producers like dairy farmers, including 545 in Washington.

There are approximately 480 dairy farms and 262,000 dairy cows in Washington (2012). The average herd size is 546 cows per farm. Washington was the only state to add new dairy farms (10) in 2012. Washington ranks 10th in total milk production among the 50 United States (2012).

Get the latest from WA Dairy on how Checkoff is working for you, including key highlights and results from their 2024 initiatives focused on building consumer trust and driving dairy sales.

Washington dairy farmers list your fresh milk, yogurt, dairy goats here! Directory for dairy farms in Washington that sell fresh milk and dairy products: fresh milk, raw milk, various cheeses, goat cheese, organic milk, homemade ice cream. Also dairy bars and Nigerian dairy goats.

Jun 1, 2015 · 97% of all dairy farms are family owned. As of 2014, Washington State had 480 licensed dairy farms. The average herd size for Washington State is 569 cows. The top three commodities in Washington State are Apples, Dairy & Wheat. Washington State ranks 10th in total milk production.

Stop in at the creamery to get milk, cream, eggs, cheese, cookies, chocolate and so much more! See our operation in sequim Washington. Farm fresh raw jersey milk with cream at the top. Local food benefits our community in many ways.