Menahga family launches Minnesota's first A2 milk creamery
4 Jan 2020
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A fifth-generation Finnish dairy farm in northern Minnesota is exclusively breeding an A2 herd and bottling A2 milk.
“We’re the first in Minnesota to do that,” said Joel Hendrickson, a 2003 Menahga High School graduate.
Joel and wife Amanda own a 310-acre farm, three miles south of Menahga, situated next to the Otter Tail and Wadena county line.
As Ten Finns Creamery, the couple began bottling and selling their locally produced whole milk in December.
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