Pasture is more than a place for cows to grab lunch. The perennial grasses and other plants growing in well-managed pastures keep living roots in the soil, help protect against erosion, and provide year-round ground cover.
Cottage cheese with a cause! Good Culture invests in pasture access and regenerative agriculture.
In 2018, Good Culture sponsored farmers and ranchers in Kiss the Ground’s Farmland Transition Program to attend an in-person soil health and holistic management training.
1-3 cloves (depending on preference) fresh regeneratively grown garlic, minced
A squeeze of fresh lemon juice
Salt and pepper to taste
Directions:
Put everything in a food processor and blend until creamy. For a thinner dip, or to use as a dressing, try adding your favorite grass-fed milk and thin to desired consistency.
Serve with crudite or pita, potato, or tortilla chips.
Did you know?
Our Regenerative Farm Map lets you search for farms near you. Just type “dairy” into the search bar and you’ll be one moo-ve closer to fresh, local milks, cheeses, and more.
These fourth-generation sisters are keeping things full circle.
A cow’s diet can influence the flavor and nutritional makeup of its milk. Studies have found that grass-fed milk can contain higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids and CLA—conjugated linoleic acid, which is another naturally occurring and beneficial fatty acid.
These California (Cow)girls know their way around good cheese.
Karen’s Berry Good Yogurt Bark
Make it your own with cacao nibs and goji berries, peanut butter and banana, or crumbled cookies and sprinkles. The possibilities are endless! Serves 6.
You’ll need:
2 cups plain yogurt (choose any one of the delicious options above)
Explore ourFood Labels Guideto help you understand common markers like Pasture-Raised, American Grassfed, and Certified Humane, which ensure that the products you’re buying meet human, animal, and environmental care standards.
Opt for dairy from small family farms, join a herd share, or source locally with Kiss the Ground’s Regenerative Farm Map.
This resource is brought to you by Beckstoffer Vineyards, a proud Partner of Kiss the Ground.
For every $100 donated to Kiss the Ground, we inspire and catalyze the transition of 10 acres into regenerative agriculture, working directly with farmers and partners. Support this impactful work!