June Dairy Month is a wonderful time to learn more about the dairy industry, try a new dairy recipe, or tell dairy's story in a variety of ways. Utilize the attached resources to help you celebrate June Dairy Month!

More information for June Dairy Month 2009 coming soon.

Midwest Dairy Association Sends Dairy Producers to Cub Stores Midwest Dairy Association and Cub Foods are giving communities an opportunity to truly meet the “People Behind the Product” during the chain’s “Cub 4 Kids” promotion this month.

Economic Downturn Pits Saving Money Against Eating Healthy Consumers are shifting priorities when making grocery purchase decisions in the current economy, according to a new survey released by the Midwest Dairy Council.

Bank on the Basics Fact Sheet Nutrient-rich dairy products deliver more bang for the buck than other grocery options.

Terrific Dairy Recipes Nutritious and tasty summertime recipe ideas.

Dairy's Powerful Nutrient Package Find out what essential nutrients are found in milk.

Image Gallery Download images to use with June Dairy Month Efforts.

Dairy Production Statistics View dairy production statistics in each state within the MDA area.

June Dairy Month Coloring Page Dowload a ready-to-color page featuring 3-A-Day of Dairy and everyone's favorite animal, the cow.

Dairy Themed Handouts High resolution graphics that highlight milk's nutrition, family dairy farm numbers, a cow's annual milk production and the popularity of cheese.

Dairy Facts A list of facts and trivia about various dairy products, their history and their uses.

Dairy Related Web Sites Been moo-ving along the information superhighway lately? Check out these Web sites!

The History of June Dairy Month Learn how June Dairy Month became part of American culture.

Dairy Farming Today Dairy farmers work hard every day to bring you fresh, great tasting, wholesome milk products.

People Behind the Product They rise early and work hard. They produce food for your family and theirs. They are dedicated to their dairy cows and the land you and they call home. They are a family business vital to the community and the state's economy.