As consumers become more interested in how their food is grown and brought to market, the food system must ensure it is doing things to build trust.  CFI empowers those in the food system to meaningfully engage with their most important audiences on issues that matter.

We are your Wisconsin dairy check-off program.  The programs funded by checkoff dollars are responsible for the creation of better dairy products across the board and help towards the bright future of America’s Dairyland.  Learn more about how your checkoff dollars are helping drive demand.

Well-designed housing is critically important to our dairy cows. If you're planning construction, PDP encourages you to visit The Dairyland Initiative for the latest information on cow comfort and healthy heifer housing.

When you’re in for improving your energy efficiency, Wisconsin is in for growing your energy savings! That’s why FOCUS ON ENERGY® empowers the people and businesses of Wisconsin to make smart energy decisions using resources, financial tools, and skills needed to guide you through potential energy-efficiency and renewable energy projects.

We focus on evolving issues in ag health and safety encompassing behavioral, laboratory, and clinical research.  For additional resources or to learn more about their National Children’s Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and Safety, visit them online.

We provide a forum for dairy producers and their cooperatives to participate in public policy discussions. NMPF advocates policies to Congress, U.S. government agencies, industry, news media, and public. NMPF focuses on milk pricing, domestic and international market development, environment, food safety and health, animal welfare, product standards and labeling.

We are Dairy’s Foundation. We work to support educational activities that help the dairy community develop its people and maintain the public trust in what dairy farming.  Learn more about our cause and grant opportunities online.

We are proud to publish the most informative content in the industry. Subscribe to our magazines and newsletters to get timely news and updates about best practices. Our content meets both the business and operational needs of forward-thinking producers.

Do you have the inside on soybeans?  Curious why soybeans are so valuable, how they are grown, where they come from, or how they are used?  This ultimate guide will give you insights and stats on all-things soybeans.

We work with Wisconsin farmers to develop an understanding of how their farming practices influence water quality.

We are a producer-led organization funded by the $1.00 per head Beef Checkoff assessment on all cattle. Our purpose is to fund beef promotion, research and consumer education activities supporting Wisconsin’s $2.1 billion beef industry. Dairy farms annually account for 20% of the commercial beef supply in the U.S.

We give voice to dairy product manufacturers and processors on national and state issues that impact industry growth. WCMA is proud to offer educational and networking opportunities, and hosts the CheeseExpo, the Cheese Industry Conference, the U.S. Championship Cheese Contest, and the World Championship Cheese Contest.

We help grow the Wisconsin economy by promoting quality food, healthy plants and animals, sound use of land and water resources, and a fair marketplace. Although primarily a regulatory agency that administers laws enacted by the Legislature, DATCP provides many non-regulatory services including technical and advisory assistance.

We are Wisconsin's largest general farm organization representing farms of different sizes, commodities and management styles. The Farm Bureau prides itself on being a grassroots membership organization. Through policy, leadership, programs and networking, WFBF strives to lead the farm community. Join today to have your voice heard.

WLIC began in 2001 to promote animal disease traceability in Wisconsin. After mandatory premises identification legislation passed in 2004, WLIC partnered with DATCP to maintain these records and record animal movements. This protects the agriculture industry during a disease outbreak, adds value to the export market and increases consumer confidence. 

Serving 1,247 towns and 23 villages, we provide education, legal information, and legislative advocacy to our members.  Towns are responsible for various infrastructure and land use management critical to farmers.  Agriculture is a major economic driver in towns and building relationships with the town leaders proves beneficial to agriculture business women and men.

Our focus is to promote veterinary medicine and ensure the health and safety of animals, their caretakers and the food supply. Through scheduled farm visits, member veterinarians help producers implement biosecurity and prevention plans and share advancements in medicine and technology to increase farm efficiency and profitability.