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Burbach’s Dairy
Hartington, Nebraska; Cedar County
Did you know milk goes from the farm to store in 48 hours? Talk about a real local food! Take a virtual farm tour to get a peek at barns, cows, and learn firsthand how dairy farmers care for their cows, the land, and produce delicious milk for you to enjoy. Learn interesting fun facts about dairy farming and key vocabulary words to get you ready for your farm tour! To kick off the fun facts: next time you’re in the store, look for milk in a glass bottle – there’s a good chance it came from Burbach’s Countryside Dairy!
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