Family Dairy Farmers
The Fight for Fairness in Dairy Trade
Across North America, family dairy farmers are the backbone of our communities. They wake up early, work hard, and provide the fresh, high-quality milk and dairy products we all depend on.
But right now, unfair trade practices are putting family farms at risk—hurting the families who work the land, care for their cows, and preserve a way of life generations in the making.
The Family Dairy Farmers Coalition was created to push back.
We believe in open markets, honest competition, and the shared values that tie farming families together. We stand for the freedom to trade, the freedom to farm, and the freedom to compete on a level playing field.
The Fight for Fairness in Dairy Trade
Across North America, family dairy farmers are the backbone of our communities. They wake up early, work hard, and provide the fresh, high-quality milk and dairy products we all depend on.
But right now, unfair tariffs are putting family farms at risk—hurting the families who work the land, care for their cows, and preserve a way of life generations in the making.
The Family Dairy Farmers Coalition was created to push back.
We believe in open markets, honest competition, and the shared values that tie farming families together. We stand for freedom to trade, freedom to farm, and freedom from burdensome tariffs that benefit no one.
Family Farms: Fueling the U.S. Economy
Family farms aren’t just part of America’s heritage — they’re a critical force in our economy and food system. Here’s how:
When we support family farms, we’re not just protecting a way of life — we’re fueling economic growth, food security, and a stronger America.
Meet the Family Dairy Farmers Coalition
We're farmers, families, advocates, and citizens committed to protecting what's right.
Together, we can send a message that tariffs have no place in the dairy aisle.
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Because food should never be a political weapon — and family farms should never be collateral damage.