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California Dairy Families Tell The Real People Story…Page 2 of 2
As B. Van Beek of Dairyland Farms in Tipton, Calif. says, “We don’t inherit the land from our
parents, we borrow it from our grandkids.”
“California Dairy Stories” joins the “Growing Up Dairy” social media series that debuted last
year and depicts dairy kids sharing the love they have for raising livestock and helping on the
farm. All videos can be viewed at or on YouTube
They will be shared out through the Real California Milk n
channels.
Dairy products made with California milk can be identified by the Real California Milk seal,
which certifies they are made exclusively with milk produced on California dairy
farms. California produces more fluid milk, butter, ice cream and nonfat dry milk than any other
state. The state is the second-largest producer of cheese and yogurt.
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About the California Milk Advisory Board
The California Milk Advisory Board (CMAB), an instrumentality of the California Department of
Food and Agriculture, is funded by the state’s more than 1300 dairy families. With headquarters
in Tracy, the CMAB is one of the largest agricultural marketing boards in the United States. The
CMAB executes advertising, public relations, research and retail and foodservice promotional
programs on behalf of California dairy products, including Real California Milk and Real
California Cheese. For more information and to connect with the CMAB through social media,
For more information and to connect with the CMAB through social media, visit
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California Dairy Stories
• Farm Photography – David Jones, Stevinson
• Running the Dairy – Megan Silva, Escalon
• Taco Party – B Van Beek, Tipton
• Volleyball at the Dyts – Dyt girls, Crows Landing
• Going Dairy – Tony Louters, Merced
• Tractor Pull – Logan Silveira, Chowchilla
• Stewards of the Land – B Van Beek, Tipton
• California Stroopwafels – Van Beek Family, Tipton
• Portuguese Family Feast – Morris and Borges Families, Modesto
• Farm to College – Alexis Louters, Merced
• Dairyman in Training – Johnny and Logan Silveira, Chowchilla
• Being a Dairy Girl – Nicole Morris, Modesto