The dairy industry is in good hands with the younger generation!

For more than 35 years, the Holstein Foundation has been committed to the future of the U.S. dairy community.

The foundation contributes in many ways, including providing educational and networking opportunities for youth and adults across all cattle breeds.

Video provided by: Holstein Association USA’s Bob Cervera

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