Friday morning, Land O'Lakes donated nearly 40,000 pounds of macaroni and cheese to the Food Bank of Lincoln to distribute to neighbors facing hunger in southeast Nebraska. Those attending the presentation at the Food Bank of Lincoln included Suzanne …

LAND O’ LAKES, Fla. (WFLA) — The Land O’ Lakes community came together Saturday to capture the moment, as the ribbon was cut for the first completed home in the “Let Us Do Good Village:” a new mortgage-free community for the families of fallen first …

That was evident at a recent Land O'Lakes Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Summit, where the company partnered with Matter. There, 60 Land O'Lakes employees put together healthy snack packs for kids. The Matter boxes were given to the nonprofit …

All of Deb Zeller’s drawings, artwork and sculptures are meaningful, but her latest creation, an impressive agriculture-related bronze statue, carries very personal significance. It took Zeller, of Victoria, about 10 months to design and create “Rooted in …

One hundred years later, what started as the Minnesota Cooperative Creameries Association has grown to a $14 billion-a-year business in dairy, animal feed and seed-and-crop products. Now headquartered in Arden Hills, Land O'Lakes sits at No. 219 on the …

Refusing to expand nurse practitioners' prescribing authority feels like bullying I am deeply troubled by Gov. Kevin Stitt's recent veto of Senate Bill 458, a bill aimed at granting nurse practitioners in Oklahoma the authority to prescribe …

Native Woman Removed from Land O'Lakes Butter Package USAgNet - 04/20/2020 Dairy co-operative Land O'Lakes has removed the image of a Native American woman from its butter packaging. The co-op's logo depicted a Native American woman, …

April 17, 2020Updated: April 17, 2020 7:07 p.m. The Native American woman who has graced the packaging of Land O'Lakes butter, cheese and other products since the late 1920s has quietly disappeared. Known as Mia, the woman was shown sitting in a serene …

Land O'Lakes removes 'racist' image of a Native American woman from its packaging after 99 years and replaces her with a landscape Company's packaging used to featured a Native American woman named Mia Land O'Lakes announced in February …

Land O'Lakes is changing up its packaging.The company has scrapped the Native American woman who has appeared on its dairy products since 1928. She is being replaced by lands and lakes, along with the phrase "Farmer-owned since 1921."The …