National Milk Day: Larson Farms embodies “Remembering the Past and Looking into the Future!”

There is a sign on this next dairy farm that says “Remembering the Past, Looking into the Future!”
With a history dating back to 1919, Larson Farms embodies that!

The Nebraska Soybean Board takes us there on the eve of National Milk Day.

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