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George E. Haskell and William W. Bosworth founded Meadow Gold in 1894. The men lost their jobs with the bankrupt Fremont Butter and Egg Company during the silver panic of 1893. Starting out on their own the next year, they formed the partnership firm of Haskell and Bosworth with headquarters in Beatrice, Neb. Initially, the firm purchased butter, eggs, poultry and produce from local farmers for resale to manufacturers and distributors. Meadow Gold offers milk products, cultured products, frozen novelties, sherbet and fruit drinks. In 1997, the Southern Food Group headquartered in Dallas, acquired Meadow Gold Dairies. Southern Food Group manufactures dairy products for the Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi markets. Meadow Gold has locations in Idaho, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Utah, Colorado and Billings, Mont.

The Western Organization of Resource Councils (WORC) is a grassroots network of eight state organizations with a collective membership of 19,935 individuals and 39 local chapters. Established in 1989, the WORC Education Project, a 501(c)(3) corporation, supports the charitable and educational activities of WORC. Their mission is to achieve a democratic, sustainable, and just society through community action, focusing on stewardship and conservation of land, water, and natural resources, economic and social justice for rural communities, and empowering local citizens to participate in civic life. WORC's board of directors consists of dedicated individuals from diverse backgrounds, including farmers, ranchers, environmentalists, and community activists. They work towards building a better and more equitable food system, advocating for clean and renewable energy, and addressing issues related to coal, oil, and gas. Through strategic research, public education, and leadership development, the WORC Education Project aims to create long-term social change and empower citizens to actively contribute to the well-being of their communities.Generated from the website