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The real faces behind #Farmcore: Meet Becky Clark
Becky’s story is one of the impact stories we’re sharing as part of our ‘Farmcore’ campaign.

Business
Back-to-School Bites: Popular K-12 food trends we love
Learn about our new product showing up in schools in 2025.

People
Profile images of three young women
Meet our 2024 Direct Member Scholarship winners
In its eighth year, the Direct Member Scholarship Program is awarding another three students with $5,000.

Business
A man using a forklift to move boxes of frozen macaroni and cheese
Land O’Lakes innovation through Spoiler Alert featured in Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas Awards
Our farmer-owned cooperative donated five times more food in 2023 than in previous years.

Business
Mekaela stands at a job fair booth with a "Where Your Future Takes Root" banner behind her
Changing the face of agriculture
We're taking steps to improve diversity in other aspects of the food and agriculture value chain.

Business
Future of feeding the world relies on diverse ag workforce
What’s the adult version of the question, “What do you want be when you grow up?” Some might argue it is, “What do you want to major in college?”

Business
A group of MANRRS students holding certificates of completion
Lessons in agriculture: Teaching young students ag is more than just farming
The first in a three-part series on how Land O’Lakes collaborates with MANRRS to address the lack of diversity in agriculture

Farmer's story
Sadie Frericks and her two daughters in a kitchen
Farmer-owner Sadie Frericks and daughters share holiday recipes
Watch the recipes -- and family memories and traditions -- come together

Responsibility
Kids On A Farm
Collaborating to help create a cleaner Chesapeake Bay
EPA and Hershey together commit $2 million to Land O’Lakes Member Dairy Farms in Pennsylvania 

People
Three students who each won a Direct Member Scholarship
Meet our 2023 Direct Member Scholarship winners
In its seventh year, the Direct Member Scholarship Program is awarding another three students with $5,000