Flickr: Dairy Farmers of Washington's Photostream

Sometimes you will come across other animals than just cows on dairy farms! (Ro-Dar Farms, Ferndale, WA)

Not all farms in Washington have big red barns, but Ro-Dar Farms has one from over 100 years ago. (Ferndale, WA)

Cows can be meddlesome at times. Here, they check out an abandoned tractor. (Mallonee Farms, Boistfort, WA)

Cows are very curious animals, but get too close and they scurry away! (Mallonee Farms, Boistfort, WA)

A mother and newborn calf on the Werkhoven Farm. This calf is only a few weeks old at most, but will...

One of four methane digesters in the state, Werkhoven Farm and the energy cooperative Qualco are...

Celebrating 51 years of business! Werhoven Dairy of Monroe, WA

Early morning on the Werkhoven Dairy (Monroe, WA)

Cows ready to be milked in a modern milking parlor at Eaglemill Farms (Lynden, WA)

Another example of today's modern milking technology.

Operated by three generations of the DeJong family, Eaglemill Farms milks a large herd of dairy cows...

Lynden is a historic dairy farming town in Northern Washington, just below the Canadian border.

Cows love the sunshine in the middle of winter! In this barn, they are able to feed and rest comfortably (Lynden, WA)

Washington's mild climate and bountiful resources make it an ideal place for dairy farming.

Dairy Farmers of Washington's photostream