South Dakota has nine large-scale factories that turn cow’s milk into cheese, ice cream and milk for your breakfast cereal, and though they might not always carry a “made in South Dakota” label, their products are sold all around the world.
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Putting a South Dakota stamp on national dairy brands
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A cow at Cottonwood Ridge Dairy in Garretson, S.D., pauses during a meal. Milk products from South Dakota are found in food worldwide.
Wheels of cheese are stored at the Hoven cheese plant. The main course on this year’s Dairy Fest gala menu features the Parmesan cheese made in Hoven.
