Kylecrest Holsteins and Jerseys is a farmed owned and operated by Laurie and Dave Kyle in the town of LaFayette in Walworth County. The farm has 140 cows, 100 of them being Jerseys. They bought the farm in 2007.
Hayden Kyle, a partner, farmer and son of Dave and Laurie Kyle, has named all 140 cows on his family’s Kylecrest Holsteins and Jerseys in the town of LaFayette in Walworth County.
Laurie Kyle, owner of Perkup coffee shop in Elkhorn, makes espresso drinks with milk made from her dairy farm, Kylecrest Holsteins and Jerseys. As a business owner, nutritionist and farmer, she enjoys advocating for the dairy farmers and promoting the nutritional value of coffee in her business.
Kylecrest Holsteins and Jerseys is a farm owned and operated by Laurie and Dave Kyle in the town of LaFayette in Walworth County. The farm has 140 cows, 100 of them being Jersey cows. They bought the farm in 2007.
The family chose Jersey cows for their milk that is higher in quality, higher in protein and has less water. The milk also contains higher butterfat and protein.
Kylecrest Holsteins and Jerseys is a farmed owned and operated by Laurie and Dave Kyle in the town of LaFayette in Walworth County. The farm has 140 cows, 100 of them being Jerseys. They bought the farm in 2007.
Photo by Cathy Kozlowicz
Hayden Kyle, a partner, farmer and son of Dave and Laurie Kyle, has named all 140 cows on his family’s Kylecrest Holsteins and Jerseys in the town of LaFayette in Walworth County.
Photo by Cathy Kozlowicz
Laurie Kyle, owner of Perkup coffee shop in Elkhorn, makes espresso drinks with milk made from her dairy farm, Kylecrest Holsteins and Jerseys. As a business owner, nutritionist and farmer, she enjoys advocating for the dairy farmers and promoting the nutritional value of coffee in her business.
Photo by Cathy Kozlowicz
Kylecrest Holsteins and Jerseys is a farm owned and operated by Laurie and Dave Kyle in the town of LaFayette in Walworth County. The farm has 140 cows, 100 of them being Jersey cows. They bought the farm in 2007.
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The family chose Jersey cows for their milk that is higher in quality, higher in protein and has less water. The milk also contains higher butterfat and protein.
Whether Laurie Kyle, owner of Perkup coffee shop in Elkhorn, is making a caramel macchiato or a café breve, she embraces the opportunity to advocate for the local farmers through a product common to all espresso drinks — milk.
Using the milk that Kyle and her husband, Dave, produce at their dairy farm, Kylecrest Holsteins and Jerseys, in the town of LaFayette about 10 miles from Perkup, Kyle gives customers a reason to appreciate milk. In compliance with Wisconsin law, she sells the milk from her farm to a vendor and then buys it back from a location that sells her milk, such as the local Kwik Trip. She then educates her customers on the nutritious value of milk while using it for their drinks.
