Neuman's Dairy Farm

07/19/2023

https://otterfoods.com/

Otter Foods is your one-stop destination for high-quality food products, private label cheese and sausage brokering, government procurement solutions, and valuable insights on the CME chees

07/17/2021

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02/16/2021

12/15/2020

Winter in Wisconsin🐮❄️

Well we're never one to pass up a social media trend so: You've heard of Elf on the Shelf, but have you heard of. ...

11/27/2020

Totally corny joke😁

LOL

11/07/2020

10/27/2020

Just in time for Thanksgiving, Wisconsin cranberries❤️

09/20/2020

This is us!

😂

07/24/2020

Hahaha!

07/16/2020

Stay safe and healthy!

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05/28/2020

Supporting Idaho potato farmers!

Found on Google from pinterest.com

04/30/2020

Me too!

Positive Energy Quotes

01/24/2020

Farm kids are a special breed. The lessons learned on the farm shape kids into incredible adults.

When you grow up on a farm, you learn what it means to have a work ethic. Not only by having chores of your own, that have to be done in a timely and efficient manner, but by watching your parents, and sometimes grandparents, work sun up to sun down. They do it without complaint- because it’s the only way of life that they know.

You learn about life and death at a young age. You watch a wobbly calf take its first steps, and you watch as a tear falls from your dads eye when that same calf doesn’t make it. You know what it’s like to bury your family dog in the grove behind the house, and the joy of new kittens born in the Spring.

You learn about sacrifice. When your dad can’t make it to your music concert because the cows got out, when you have to miss going to the park because plans changed and your mom has to run for tractor parts, or when you only get to see your dad in the field on your birthday because you were born during the “busy” season. You sacrifice, because the rest of your family sacrifices too.

You learn how to use your imagination. You spend hours outside during the summer, building forts out of old fence posts and cattle panels in the grove. You know every nook and cranny of the barn, and have the best hiding places when the neighbor kids come to play hide and go seek. And you’re disappointed when your mom calls you inside for supper and bedtime.

And you learn that there is no better way to grow up, than in the dirt, with livestock and long work days. You learn that being a farm kid is one of life’s greatest blessings.

12/15/2019

Dairy Christmas.

11/28/2019

Happy Thanksgiving🦃

10/14/2019

😁 Where are the bib overalls?

09/24/2019

This is Wisconsin

A group of spotted cows checked out the home of 'Spotted Cow' beer early Monday morning.

07/09/2019

Willie Nelson brings Farm Aid 2019 to Wisconsin's dairy land

https://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory/willie-nelson-brings-farm-aid-2019-wisconsins-dairy-64215889

Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp, Neil Young and the Dave Matthews Band will headline Farm Aid 2019 when the music and food festival visits Wisconsin's dairy country in September

06/14/2019

Charlie Berens

Two of our favorite Wisconsin personalities🐄

Carpool Craigslist Kicker with Fabulous Farm Babe

06/07/2019

Please read! We treat our livestock humanely! The story of abuse is horrifying many small dairy and livestock farms.

You may or may not have seen the video floating around Facebook of dairy calf abuse. I have; it is horrific, disgusting, and sad. It is NOT OK, period. There are good people in this world and there are bad people in this world. Unfortunately, that farm hired some very bad people.

It is scary to think this could happen to anyone; this could happen to us. We hire employees and we trust that they will treat our animals with the respect and care they deserve. You see stories of abuse in daycares and nursing homes all the time, it is all an act of distrust. You can do background checks and screening, but sometimes it still happens. At our farm, we have zero tolerance for animal abuse. We do training, we have video cameras, and we have managers that care as much as the owners. We do everything we can to ensure our animals are treated with respect and great care.

That video is not an accurate portrayal of American Dairy Farms. Financially, abuse does not make sense. Our animals are how we make a living, we have to take care of them. The more cared for and comfortable our animals are, the more successful we can be. Although farming to most people is considered a “way of life” it is a business at the end of the day.

Farming is not a glamorous job. Its hard work, its 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. If you are familiar with what’s going on in the US right now, you also know farming, especially dairy farming, is not profitable. There have always been swings in the market, but it has been at a low for too long. Many farms that have been around for years are selling out, and the rest have been losing money every day just hoping for a change. I’m sure many farmers have wondered what it would be like to have another job outside of farming. Holidays and weekends off, good work benefits, paid overtime…. But we don’t quit. Why? We love the lifestyle. WE LOVE THE COWS. We can’t picture ourselves doing anything else.

My point being, when there are so many reasons to quit, the reasons we stay are not what that video depicts. Before you decide to ditch dairy, talk to your friends or neighbors that are farmers. I know my Facebook feed is swamped with outraged farmers just like me. It is not the norm, we care and respect our cattle.
Anyone is welcome to tour our farm anytime.

05/20/2019

Please pray for farmers!

Says it all...

04/16/2019

Viral video brings to light struggles of American dairy farmers

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/viral-video-brings-to-light-struggles-of-american-dairy-farmers-mark-berg-facebook-2019-04-16/

Important message of the plight of dairy farmers.

Dairy farmer Mark Berg went on Facebook​ last week to vent his frustration bordering on desperation

01/25/2019

Goebbert's Farm - South Barrington

Happy Friday! Stay inside and stay warm today.

10/23/2018

Just A Farmer