Brey Cycle Farm LLC

05/29/2026

The heart ❤️ of our farm is the people - we have some of the best!

Read more about how we help ensure our team members have places to call home in our community.

As rural housing becomes harder to find, one Wisconsin dairy is building more than a workforce by providing homes for nearly all of its employees and helping families put down roots in the community.

05/18/2026

A beautiful sight…the heifers are back on pasture!

Managed rotational grazing allows us to utilize land around our heifer barns for pregnant heifers to get some extra exercise and graze on cover crops and a pasture mix from about May through November.

05/11/2026

Green, growing cover crops are a sign of spring - even if the somewhat cool temperatures are still lingering.

Triticale is a cover crop we plant in the fall after harvesting corn silage. In 2025 we planted 1,300 acres of cover crops! A cover crop protects the soil over winter from erosion and helps keep nutrients in the field. We are able to apply manure in the spring, allowing the plants to soak up the nutrients and keep building soul health.

We will harvest this crop for feed for our animals and plant corn in the field next.

04/22/2026

It's Earth Day! 🌎

We are honored to carry on the tradition of dairy farming in our family, while adapting our practices to continuously improve how we care for the land, water, air and our animals.

Every day we live our why: to learn and adapt so all may have a quality life.

Thank you for following our farm story!

12/25/2025

Wishing our friends and followers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! We have enjoyed some family time together and are looking forward to more fun in 2026. 🤩

Special thanks to our TEAM for their hard work each day caring for our animals and the land. 🐮🚜

Thanks for following along.

12/19/2025

We had a special guest join us on the farm today! Amanda Hartwig is a student at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. She spent the day with our calf team, including Emir and Gloria, pictured here with Amanda. Amanda is studying dairy science and came to the farm as part of the PDP Mentor Program.

Help us thank Amanda and wish her good luck as she continues her studies!

12/04/2025

Captured some new aerial photos before the snow arrived! 👀those green cover crops growing by our new feed pad (left side). A lot of projects got wrapped up before winter! Thanks to our awesome team for your hard work all year long.

📸 Marti Viste

10/31/2025

from our team!

Gloria, Izana, Alexa and some calves had fun dressing up, and we are appreciating the sunshine this fall.

10/28/2025

Thank you to all who have reached out to our family over the last week with your kind words, condolences and memories of Bill.

For those who are interested in making a contribution in honor of Bill, they may be made to the church in our neighborhood where he was a faithful member, Holy Name of Mary in Maplewood, to be put toward the 150th anniversary church renovation project.

You can donate directly through this link, select "General Collection" and in the "envelope #" please put "In memory of Bill Brey".
https://31311.sites.ecatholic.com/give

10/21/2025

It is with heavy hearts we share that Bill has ended his time with us here on Earth, but is now watching over us from Heaven.

Along with Clarice, he started our herd of Registered Holsteins and named the farm Cycle Farm. We are proud to build on the strong foundation he set for us with our faith, our family and our farm.

View William "Bill" George Brey's complete obituary, share memories, and explore 1 tribute posts from the community.

10/13/2025

We're a day late in recognizing , and also reminded we need an updated family photo...

Cheers to all of our fellow farm families and their teams who work to care for our Earth and animals every day.

👩‍👧‍👦99% of Wisconsin dairy farms are family-owned — and it shows. You’re not just producing milk. You’re growing values, legacies, and communities. We honor your family, your farm, and your future today and every day. Happy National Farmer's Day.