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Lynn Dairy recipe for success starts with building farmer relationships

Lynn Dairy recipe for success starts with building farmer relationships
Dean Jurisch works to pump milk from Hopeless Dairy, Inc., a Taylor County farm, to his Lynn Dairy milk truck. He’ll haul that milk to Granton where it’ll be moved to their silos. From there, it goes through an elaborate four-story processing plant and comes out as fresh Wisconsin cheese.
Lynn Dairy recipe for success starts with building farmer relationships
Dean Jurisch works to pump milk from Hopeless Dairy, Inc., a Taylor County farm, to his Lynn Dairy milk truck. He’ll haul that milk to Granton where it’ll be moved to their silos. From there, it goes through an elaborate four-story processing plant and comes out as fresh Wisconsin cheese.

MANDEE ELLIS

REPORTER

Lynn Dairy is a large operation. It was purchased by Walter Schwantes in 1949, and they’re working on integrating their fourth generation into the enterpr...

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