It’s the holiday season – time for celebrating with good food, family and friends. With plenty of seasonal celebrations and gatherings filled with indulgent dishes, there’s an opportunity to include more nutrient-dense, filling foods that are naturally lower in calories, too.

NORTH VERNON, Ind. — Rose Acre Farms donated 600 dozen eggs and 600 cardboard boxes to the Jennings County Coordinating Council Thursday morning at Jen Acre Egg Farm, located east of North Vernon.

An egg white wrap made with cage-free eggs offers consumers a low-carb and grain-free alternative to traditional tortillas.

Several pieces of equipment in Medora Community Schools’ STEM lab was supplied by Indianapolis-based 1st Maker Space. On Nov. 8, the company’s technology adviser, Kim Brand, was able to show fourth-graders from Medora and Brownstown elementary schools how a laser cutter works and make them name ornaments out of cardboard to take home.

OCRACOKE, N.C. — Rose Acre Farms recently partnered with Ohio-based SugarCreek Foods to donate shell eggs, deviled eggs, sausage and cheese to residents in Ocracoke, North Carolina in relief effort after Hurricane Dorian caused major flooding on the island.

LOUISVILLE, KY — Seymour, Indiana based Rose Acre Farms partnered with HATCH for Hunger to donate 900 dozen eggs to Dare to Care Food Bank in Louisville, KY in celebration of World Egg Day on Friday, October 11.

NORTH VERNON, Ind. — For the last four months, Rose Acre Farms’ Jen Acre Egg Farm has partnered with the Jennings County Jail, providing inmates an opportunity to gain work experience and financial stability before being released from custody.

We’ve all heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but if that’s really the case, then why do so many skip breakfast every morning? Naturally, schedules can be hectic and breakfast is often the first thing to be cut out of the schedule to make sure we get where we need to be on time.

REMINGTON, IN — Team Members from Rose Acre Farms’ Northern Indiana locations graduated from the Dale Carnegie professional development course on Thursday, August 22nd.

Although scientific evidence is limited in school-aged populations, there is an increasing number of studies in adults supporting the benefits of breakfast. Here are some ways that eggs and breakfast may help students and staff in your schools.

Have a picky eater? Kids who are selective, often have a hard time getting what they need to be healthy. That’s why I help moms and dads teach their kids to like foods like eggs. Eggs are one food that I highly recommend to parents of small children.

Thirty-four future leaders from the U.S. egg industry gathered on Lake Tahoe for the seventh annual UEP Future Leaders Conference, June 18-21. The robust agenda included in-depth learning about the purpose and function of UEP, team-building adventures and working on real-world industry challenges through mock taskforce exercises.

June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to consider the importance of brain health. With increased concern about brain diseases, researchers in the growing field of neuronutrition are examining how foods affect the health of our brains and scientists working on the 2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans are evaluating how nutrition impacts neurocognitive health throughout the lifespan. Eggs are a key part of this research because they contain choline and lutein, two nutrients that are important for brain development, memory and learning.

SEYMOUR, Ind. — Rose Acre Farms recently started operations in their new testing lab located near their corporate office in Seymour. The facility was previously housed at the company’s former headquarters, west of Cortland.

Rose Acre Farms is celebrating National Egg Month during the Month of May! Throughout the month, Rose Acre will be sharing facts about the egg production industry, egg recipes, cooking tips, egg trivia & much more on social media.

SEYMOUR, Ind – Seymour High School students recently began classes in the newly finished Food Science lab at the school’s agriculture science and research farm facility in Freeman Field.

Growing up in rural Jackson County, Indiana, agriculture played a significant role in Larry Isaacs’ life and set the tone for his career choices as an adult. Isaacs grew up in the Honeytown area just north of Brownstown, Indiana, like most rural Indiana teens did at the time — helping out on the family farm and playing sports.

Rose Acre Farms was recognized as Corporate Citizen of the Year by the Greater Seymour Chamber of Commerce. Chief Operating Officer Tony Wesner spoke on behalf of the company and thanked the chamber for presenting the egg giant with the recognition.

Bob Davers surpassed driving four million miles with Rose Acre Farms Transport in November 2018. Bob is the first driver in Rose Acre Farms' 80 year history to accomplish over four million miles on the road.

DES MOINES, IA – The Iowa Egg Council and Fareway Stores, Inc., delivered a full truckload of eggs to the Food Bank of Iowa on Wednesday, January 30, at 10:00 a.m., for distribution to every food bank serving Iowa.