KALISPELL, Mont. – June is Dairy Month, and in the Flathead Valley, Kalispell Kreamery and Hedstrom Dairy are unique in their concept - combining an old fashioned dairy farm, a creamery with a distinctive modern edge, a new beef business, which was established to help with COVID-19 beef shortages, and a store for dairy products.
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Milking cows in the barn at Hedstrom Dairy.
Bill Hedstrom, who operates Hedstrom Dairy with his wife, Marilyn, checks on the Holstein cows outside at the farm. In the Flathead Valley, Kalispell Kreamery and Hedstrom Dairy are unique in their concept of combining a real old fashioned dairy farm, a creamery with a distinctive modern edge, a new beef business and a store for dairy products. Photo courtesy of Kalispell Kreamery.
Jared Tuck works on stacking milk in the coolers at Kalispell Kreamery.
Emily Tuck, Jared and Mary’s daughter, kisses a calf at the dairy.
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