A fourth-generation family farm in North Abington Township, Pennsylvania, Manning Farm Dairy turns milk from its own cows into bottled milk and homemade ice cream. The farm grows feed for the herd, milks twice daily, and delivers fresh dairy products to five year-round stores, keeping its farm-to-cone approach close to home. Its milk is vat pasteurized using the same method for generations.
Vale Wood FarmsSince 1933, Vale Wood Farms has turned milk from its own herd and neighboring family farms into dairy products at its countryside processing plant in Loretto, Pennsylvania. The family farm spans about 500 acres, milks 200 cows, and is operated by the third and fourth generations of C.A. Itle’s descendants. Its “From Moo to You” model carries the farm’s products through an on-farm store and weekly delivery service to homes, schools, stores, and businesses across the region.LORETTO, PA
Turner Dairy FarmsFounded with four cows in Penn Hills in 1930, Turner Dairy Farms produces fresh dairy products and beverages for Western Pennsylvania, including its Pittsburgh-famous Premium Iced Tea. Still family owned and operated after four generations, Turner’s works exclusively with 35 family dairy farms within 70 miles of its processing facility. The company has earned more than 100 national dairy competition awards since 1998 and continues to support local communities while maintaining its farm-to-bottle approach.311511PITTSBURGH, PA
Schneider's DairySince opening in 1935, family-owned and operated Schneider’s Dairy has pasteurized and distributed Pennsylvania dairy products from its Whitehall plant near Pittsburgh. The company sources milk from more than 40 family-owned farms across 13 Western Pennsylvania counties, with products moving from cow to store shelf in 48 hours or less. Schneider’s also provides contract processing and packaging for fresh milk, beverages, and cultured products.WASHINGTON, PA
Hartzler Family Dairy, IncHartzler Family Dairy, Inc. is a family-owned Wooster dairy that farms, processes and sells minimally processed milk along with dairy products such as cheese and hand-packed ice cream. Harold and Patricia Hartzler began farming in Wayne County in the early 1950s, and the family opened its Wooster storefront and processing plant in 1996. Today, Joe Hartzler and his son Jace run the business under the family philosophy “As Nature Intended,” using pasture-fed cows in warm months and returning milk in reusable glass bottles.WOOSTER, OH