Ginkgo Bioworks is developing a new platform for upcycling dairy co-products.

The $4.7 million collaborative project will help small dairy producers access climate-smart grazing technology.

Cooperative farmers in California, Idaho and Utah will make use of an innovative feed additive.

The cooperative's project is doubling in size with the help of a USDA Climate-Smart Commodities grant.

The cooperative is expanding its distribution to sell butter and cheese at more retailers, both in-store and online.

The funds will support Pennsylvania dairy farmers in Land O’ Lakes’ eastern region.

Per DMI, the transition will allow the organization to co-create programs that support youth wellness.

Dan Serna is chief financial officer, Spencer McDonald senior VP of sales, and Derek Zwegust VP of supply chain and logistics.

A business must use 30% or more of cow’s dairy milk in its ingredient base to enter the contest.