We don't have problems at Coulee Flats Dairy. On face value, isn't that a ridiculous statement? But it's true when you look at problems like opportunities. With over 6,000 cows to take care of, any problem we have has the potential to be a big problem. For a long time in dairy history, one of the biggest problems or challenges for a farm of any size was managing the waste or "nutrient" that comes with the territory of keeping cattle. Fortunately, building a new farm in this m

In September of 2016 the Coulee Flats Dairy team hosted Washington's One Health Working Group to share the real-world applications of antibiotics on a modern dairy farm. The group, made up of medical doctors and public health officials tasked with focusing on the prevention of antimicrobial resistance, toured Easterday Ranches feed yard and Coulee Flats Dairy. The tour was organized by the Washington State Beef Commission, of which our owner Case VanderMeulen is a board membe

Dairy Farmers of Washington outlines the basics of taking good care of animals on a dairy farm. These rules are the first thing you see when you open the door to our office. At Coulee Flats Dairy we go above and beyond because at the end of the day, these cows are everything. Following these rules is not only the right thing to do as animal caretakers, it is essential to producing safe and high quality milk, which is what we do here. All new employees are trained under these