Tammy Fritsch, owner of Two Guernsey Girls Creamery in Freedom, has seen rapid growth for her business and will soon offer ice cream.

If you want to learn about the dairy industry’s history in Wisconsin, the best place to do it is in Fort Atkinson.

They decided to make butter. The sisters established Royal Guernsey Creamery, highlighting milk from their own cows to make European style cultured butter. Royal Guernsey Creamery was officially ...

When the cows catch the virus they stop eating, causing their milk production to drop. Whilst cow flu comes to Guernsey every year, this virus is so severe that it can be fatal to some cows when ...

"so their milk yield goes down and they are not happy cows", he added. The States of Guernsey recently announced 12 dairy farmers were being given emergency grants to help with running costs that ...

27 News visits Royal Guernsey Creamery, the only dairy farm in Wisconsin that uses its cows to make its own butter. Sisters Julie and Jennifer Orchard co-own the dairy farm. They said they've always ...

To replicate that, Fritsch switched to goat’s milk, which has that gene. Further research revealed that Guernsey cows also have that gene. In fact, it is an excellent alternative. Fritsch ...