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June 4, 2021

In this hands-on workshop, you will learn to make cheese from the woman who makes the cheese and ice cream at the UNL Dairy Store – Josie Houston. This workshop was originally going to be face-to-face, but by request, we will also be offering it as a livestreamed event! Join us in Grand Island or Online to learn how to make fresh cheese from an expert. If you are looking for a new cooking accomplishment in the pandemic, a fresh compliment to spring/summer produce, or a way to connect with old family traditions, cheese making has something for everyone.

This face-to-face and livestreamed workshop includes:

  • 1 hour of workshop time via Zoom video conferencing. You’ll receive the link after purchase. OR 1 hour of workshop time at Raising Nebraska.
  • Live, expert-led instruction on making homemade cheese
  • Fun facts about Nebraska’s Dairy Industry and the UNL Dairy Store
  • Please note that you will need to have your ingredients ready before class starts. You’ll receive the link after purchase.

Register by: June 19, 2021 at 1:30 pm

Cost $10.00

Please contact Raising Nebraska for more information and to register at https://cvent.me/GzvXw1

To learn more about the Nebraska Dairy industry, please visit both the Midwest Dairy website  https://www.midwestdairy.com/ and the Nebraska State Dairy Association website at https://www.nebraskamilk.org/.  

To learn more about the UNL Dairy Store, please visit their website at https://dairystore.unl.edu/

This workshop series is a “Beyond the Walls” initiative of Raising Nebraska. Raising Nebraska is a joint effort of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resource and Extension at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, and the Nebraska State Fair. The 25,000 square foot exhibit is designed to help visitors better understand and appreciate the advancements, impacts, and global leadership of Nebraska agriculture. The exhibit is available year-round and staffed by University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension, Nebraska 4-H Foundation, and volunteers. https://raisingnebraska.net/

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