San Joaquin Dairy Service Inc.

10/29/2021

Some family fun receipts from local California dairies to do with your kids this fall. Keep up the good work, Hidden Valley Dairy!!

05/11/2020

We here at San Joaquin Dairy Service, Inc. are hoping that you as well as your family and loved ones are continuing to stay safe and healthy at this tough time in our lives.

We have received many request in the past few months asking if we sell hand sanitizer as well as the fact that it is still hard to come by in stores.

We are proud to announce that we have worked with local chemical maker, EnviroTech, to start supplying and selling 70% alcohol based hand sanitizer in one gallon jugs as of TODAY! On top of this, we are continuing to sell toilet paper as well as hand towels.

$22.61 One Gallon Hand Sanitizer w/out hand pump or $27.56 for One Gallon Hand Sanitizer including the jug pump.

Please continue to stay safe and healthy as we continue to support one another during this time.

Best regards,

Brent da Silva
Vice President

04/22/2020

We have just received a large shipment of toilet paper that came in today.
If you’re running short, feel free to stop on by!

03/20/2020

A big thank you to our local farmers and dairymen for providing us food in this difficult time.

Millions of Americans must go to work as usual, to help those of us who stay home during the pandemic.

03/12/2020

Is your local store sold out of toilet paper, jumbo toilet paper, or gloves? We also supply disposable paper towels in bulk. Stop by San Joaquin Dairy Service in Escalon, California today and pick some up!

02/11/2020

/PRNewswire/ -- New research published in the Journal of Dairy Science finds the climate footprint of milk production in California has been significantly...

01/04/2020

HAPPY NEW YEAR!🎉
To start off the new year, I’d like to reintroduce myself! I’m happy to see a lot of new people following this page, and wanted to let you know a little about who’s running it!
My name is Maureen Lemos 😊 This photo captures me in one of my very happiest places... at the dairy, camera in hand, and spending time with my favorite cow, Clarice. I personally raised this girl, and she recently had her first heifer calf (Mitzi) and is now in the milk string!💛 (You’ll see her and her cute little calf appear often on our page)😅
I’m a Dairy Owner, Professional Photographer, Photography Instructor, Mom of 4, Mother in law to 2, Marmie (grandmother) to 2, and am the happiest when my family is together❤️ I live in a small town (which I love) and stay very busy with the dairies and my photography businesses, as well as volunteering in my community and church as much as possible.
A little about Lockwood III Dairy... My husband is a third generation dairy farmer in his family, and has worked on the family farm his entire life. I became a part of all of this 36 years ago, when I met the ‘boy next door’. That’s right, I lived on the next ranch over!😊 Needless to say, I fell in love with not only the Dairyman, but also the industry❤️
I’ve always loved teaching, from homeschooling my kids, to teaching Photography at several schools, to leading out tours on our dairies. There is so much to learn and teach in the dairy industry, and I love being given the opportunity to share! There’s a lot of misinformation out there these days... Thankfully, you have easy access to ASK A FARMER, when you have a question! There are so many wonderful dairy families sharing their stories on social media, and readily accessible to answer those questions!👍🏻
I am so proud to say that our 4th generation Dairyman son, Nevin, has already owned and operated his own dairy, Lemos Jerseys for 2 1/2 years, and is milking 400 Jerseys. (5 miles away)
We run two family farms... We work hard, and firmly believe in doing our very best to be consistent in providing a high quality product, and caring for the animals and land entrusted to us.
I hope you enjoy following along, as we share our California Dairy Family story! ❤️🐄❤️

12/02/2019

Burroughs Family Farms, about 12 miles east of Denair, California, uses methods that could combat climate change. It is a finalist for the Leopold Conservation Award, whose sponsors visited Oct. 1, 2019.