Local Family Farm Supplies your Eggs

For the last several years, we have been fortunate to develop a strong relationship with our local Eggland’s Best farm. EB representatives Jerry Wilkins and Terri Heine came to our office last fall to make delicious omelets for our employees and also to share some great information about their eggs. See the picture below of Jerry and Terri making omelets....

Customers on the Mooove!

In 2007, at the age of 64, customer Bob Wise was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. He nearly died that year and his doctors at the Mayo Clinic essentially told him to settle his affairs and to do things that made him happy. Bob turned to riding his bicycle, and in the last five years, has averaged 4,000-5,000 miles per year....

Back to School

Means Back to a Good Breakfast Routine Kids and adults need to Fuel Up, for a busy day, with a nutritious breakfast that provides the energy and nutrients allowing for increased concentration at work and in the classroom. Skipping Breakfast: Kids of all ages have excuses about why they skip breakfast. If you stay up late and get up early,...

Celebrate the Birth of our Nation with Family Fun

July is a great time for family activities. As we celebrate the Fourth of July, we thought it would be fun to focus on life in 18th century America and how Colonial kids passed their days. The Start of the American Revolutionary War The battles of Lexington and Concord, April 19, 1775, marked the start of the American War of...

Longmont Dairy Milk Caps Used For More Than Milk Bottles

When we started our school support program, Milk Caps for Mooola, we never expected the creativity and enthusiasm from the students. Recently we got a very nice letter from Emma Ryan, who goes to the Parker Core Knowledge School in Parker. Not only did she start the Milk Caps for Mooola program at the school, she has invented a new...

National Agricultural Magazine Features Longmont Dairy

Longmont Dairy Farm was recently featured in a national agricultural magazine, “The Progressive Farmer.” The two page article, called “Milking the Buy-Local Movement,” speaks of delivering milk door-to-door as a re-emerging trend. As most customers know, Longmont Dairy has delivered fresh milk, from their cows, directly to customer porches for over fifty years – long before it was “fashionable.” The...

Comparing Chocolate Milk and Pro-To-Go for Good Health

Comparing Chocolate Milk and Pro-to-Go for Good Health Working in tandem, both Pro-to-Go and chocolate milk provide the right nutrition when consumed at the right time in your workout or daily schedule. Pro-to-Go is a source of nutrients and energy for people on the go. Pro-to-Go whey protein fortified milk contains 14 grams of protein in each 8 oz. serving....

Congratulations to the 2013 Eggnog Bottle Design Winner!

Laurel from Arvada wins this year’s eggnog bottle design contest! Laurel is in eighth grade at Drake Middle School. Her favorite subject is math, and she participates in the local swim team and plays the piano. Laurel wants to be a first grade teacher because of her little brother. He’s in first grade, and she enjoys the kids in his...

Milk Caps for Mooola

Local Schools Receive over $50,000 in Donations from Longmont Dairy Farm December 2014- Local schools have collected over one million milk caps to help them earn over $50,000 in fundraiser monies, provided by from Longmont Dairy Farm. Two years ago, Longmont Dairy created a fundraiser to help local schools with tight budgets to earn funds for education. “Milk Caps for...

Longmont Dairy Funds Parachute for Northridge Elementary

Northridge Elementary School students have a new parachute to play with during P.E. class, thanks to Milk Caps for Mooola, Longmont Dairy Farm’s school fundraiser. The dairy donates five cents for each milk bottle cap collected by participating schools. The parachute is similar to equipment used by a skydiver, but Northridge students have found other creative ways to use it...

Flood Notices

Dear Friends, Many people in the Front Range have been greatly affected and their lives will not be normal for a long time. Our hearts go out to them. We are humbled and so appreciate your concerns for our employees , the cows and your kindness about Longmont Dairy in general. We are committed to the safety of all of...