Showing posts with label Domino's pizza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Domino's pizza. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Dairy Farmer's Thankful Thursday

School nutrition is serious business.
I saw it first hand   last weekend when I was invited to 
attend the Missouri School Nutrition Conference  as part of a
presentation with Midwest Dairy and Domino Pizza.


Before our "My Plate,My Pizza,My Farmer"  presentation, I was awed by the food 
trade show that included a wide variety of available 
foods that schools can choose to serve.
The trick is to choose foods that fit the requirements for dietary 
guidelines, stay within the school budget and most importantly, that  the 
students will eat.


As a dairy farmer, I'm proud of the nutritious milk 
and dairy foods that we produce and for the support of
 companies like Domino's that not only love our product
 but have developed a food that meets dietary guidelines
 and tastes good. Domino's Smart Slice Pizza  is made 
fresh where local franchise stores participate in
 providing it for schools.

I had my own slice of Smart Slice and it was delicious!

I'm thankful for the support Domino's has shown to dairy farmers,
for the opportunity to share how we work on the dairy to produce 
high-quality milk, and 


for the convenience of foods that make life a little easier
when the dairy farmer takes a day off from the farm 
and a day out of  the kitchen!

Sunday, October 25, 2015

Dairy Farmers Fuel Up


Last week we provided a dairy farm tour for students from Helen Tyson Middle School.
These weren't just any students--these were Fuel Up to Play 60 students!


Sharing our farm with Fuel Up to Play 60 students made the day  even more
 special because as dairy farmers we are very proud  to be founding partners
 of this in-school health and wellness program that encourages
 physical activity and good nutrition among youth.

Through the Fuel Up to Play 60 program,  we're helping students
 create and implement activities that reward them for making healthy 
choices and create positive  change in their school.

There's nothing more inspiring to a dairy farmer than to 
share his passion with a young person that wants to know

 how milk gets into his glass,


what cows love to eat,


how calves are raised,


and


                                                   how Domino's  pizza shows up at the farm!