Cheese is their passion

Since 2008, Penn State sophomore Philip Bachman and his family have been operating God's Country Creamery in Potter County, Pa.

The creamery's story is one of agricultural entrepreneurism powered by a love of farming.

"My plan at this point is to make farmstead dairy processing my future profession, since it's already my current passion," Bachman says. "With all this involvement, I can confidently say that I wouldn't mind making cheese for the rest of my life if that opportunity arises. I simply love to make my own product from my cows. I also feel excited that we are being responsible with the milk that our cows produce."

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Source: Penn State University

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