Check Out the 2026 Adopt a Cow Program Live Chats
The 2025-2026 Adopt a Cow program wrapped up with the end-of-year live chats. Students virtually visited their local dairy farm to meet the calves they watched grow up throughout the school year and follow the farmer around to learn about the operation. Below are the dairy farms that worked with students in the Southeast region.
Cave Hill Dairy in Troutville, VA
Through the Adopt a Cow program, students in Virginia followed along as calves Petunia and Rosie from Cave Hill Dairy grew throughout the year. This spring, farmer Courtney even hosted a virtual visit so students could see the calves up close—check it out here.
Barham Jersey Farm in Calhoun, TN
Students in Tennessee followed along as calves Ivy, Della, and Bright from Barham Jersey Farm grew throughout the year. Farmer Mary hosted a virtual visit for students—check it out here.
Mauthe Farms in McComb, MS
Mississippi students followed along as calves Grace and Ruby from Mauthe Farms grew throughout the year. Farmer Katie even hosted a virtual visit so students could see the calves up close. Check it out here.
Triple H Dairy in Center, KY
Through the program, students in Kentucky followed along as calves Jane and Pinky from Triple H Dairy grew throughout the year. Farmer Chris even hosted a virtual visit this spring so students could see the calves up close. Watch it here.
Landsdowne Dairy in Bowman, SC
South Carolina students saw calves Charlie and Magnolia from Landsdowne Dairy grow throughout the year. Farmer Kent’s virtual visit let students see the calves up close—check it out here.
Circle J Dairy in Gordo, AL
Students in Alabama saw calves Brownie and Norma and farmer Jessica from Circle J Dairy during a virtual visit so students could see the calves up close—watch it here.
Dusty Road Jersey Farm in Statesville, NC
Throughout the year, students in North Carolina followed along as calves Fancy and Sallie from Dusty Road Jersey Farm grew. This spring, Farmer Matt even hosted a virtual visit so students could see the calves up close. See the tour here.
Big Sandy Creek Dairy in Madison, GA
Students in Georgia followed along as calves Clementine, Lark, and Raven from Big Sandy Creek Dairy grew throughout the year. This spring, Farmer Katelin even hosted a virtual visit so students could see the calves up close—check it out here.
The Adopt a Cow program is a free, year‑long experience for your classroom. Teachers are paired with a calf from their state and receive updates on her growth along with photos, videos, activity sheets, and ready‑to‑use lesson plans throughout the school year. Enrollment for the upcoming school year is open now! Learn more and sign up at www.discoverdairy.com/adopt.
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