Episode 406 - Churning A Living addthis
Churning A Living
Dairy farmers in the Midwest join forces to turn their milk into sweet creamery butter. As a result, some 3,500 farmers own and supply their milk to the Associated Milk Producers Incorporated (AMPI) butter plant in the small town of New Ulm, Minnesota. The plant churns out 120 million pounds of butter a year! AMPI also makes cheese, cheese sauce, pudding and of course, milk.
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