Lyndell Dairy

04/13/2026

🐄 “Success isn’t about getting bigger. It’s about getting better, and that’s about getting the basics right every day, for every cow.” 🐄

Check out Garrett’s interview with Udder Comfort 👇🏻

Mark Comfort interviews Garrett Madland (right) at 2025 World Dairy Expo LYNDON STATION, Wis. — At Lyndell Dairy in Juneau County, Wisconsin, success has come from incremental growth, strong family…

10/19/2025

Another beautiful day for harvest

05/27/2025

🐮 Thanks for the interview, DDairy Star 🐮

Enjoy the read of how Lyndell Dairy came to be!

Thirty-four years ago, Troy and Sandy Madland started a dairy farm in a rented barn milking 32 cows. Now, Lyndell Dairy milks 520 cows in a double-10 herringbone parlor as the Madlands’ children, Garrett Madland and Theresa Holloway, look to continue their family tradition and begin the steps of ownership transition.

Hear more about the story on our podcast, Dairy Delivery.

Or read the story here: http://dairystar.com/stories/growing-like-mad,28230?

05/19/2025

Spraying, new babies and rye, oh my!

We’ve got another busy week of fieldwork ahead, but we sure love seeing all the green growth coming through 🌱🐮🚜

02/05/2025

3 new babies all clean and warm on this chilly morning

07/04/2024

Happy Birthday, America! 🇺🇸🐮

07/01/2024

These lovely Lyndell Ladies want to say thanks for celebrating June Dairy Month! 🧀🍦🥛🐄

06/01/2024

🐮 It’s been a busy couple of days (and nights) getting hay made 🐮

05/27/2024

Sunday night calf chores with a little mud puddle jumpin'!!

03/13/2024

Lyndell Dairy hosted FFA members from 3 school districts today for a dairy judging workshop and practice. Garrett and Theresa led the kids through a review of body parts, desirable traits, how to compare and place a group of four animals and then give oral reasons for the placings. We are excited to work with kids interested in dairy and love to have them visit our farm.

03/01/2024

Happy to share a little bit about how our cows are taken care of here at Lyndell Dairy.

How many times a day do you milk, and what is your current herd average, butterfat and protein? We milk three times a day. Our rolling herd average is 33,431 pounds, which equates to 101 pounds per …