“Today is a great day in La Paz County!” That’s how Parker Mayor Dan Beaver described the grand opening and dedication of the grain terminal and railroad line at Rose Acre Farms’ Lone Cactus Egg Farm south of Bouse Dec. 13.

DES MOINES, IA – Rose Acre Farms is teaming up with fellow Iowa egg producers, the Iowa Egg Council and the Food Bank of Iowa in the initiative ‘Cracking Hunger.’

Cooking egg dishes according to the following guidelines and then serving them promptly lowers the risk of many food borne illnesses.

Dietary cholesterol intake from whole eggs has shown to elicit a highly variable impact on blood cholesterol levels, with approximately two-thirds of the population having a minimal or no response.

The international egg community is making plans to celebrate World Egg Day on Friday 12th October 2018. This year, the industry’s global campaign will focus on the crucial role that eggs play throughout our lives – as a source of the highest quality protein.

SEYMOUR, Ind - Rose Acre Farms' Tim Lush will be competing in 'Hairless for the Homeless' alongside nine other community members benefitting Seymour Anchor House. The contestant raising the most money will have their head shaved at the Seymour Oktoberfest on October 5th.

SEYMOUR, Ind. — Growing up, Gary Bradley was around farming, racing and rodeos, so he had been driving a truck for most of his life. Bradley started out his career driving a truck for Rose Acre Farms in May 1981.

Optimal recovery protocols for athletes are critical to physical performance. Athletes and coaches often ask: What should an athlete eat after a workout? What are easy and affordable options for post-workout recovery nutrition?

To our very valued employees, customers, neighbors and friends, We would like to thank everyone that extended support and encouragement to our company over the last eight weeks. It is, and continues to be, greatly appreciated.

After more than 80 years of providing nutritious, affordable eggs across America, Rose Acre Farms is celebrating the service of more than 220 employees who have worked at the company for over 20 years. Twelve of those honored have been with the family-owned company for more than 40 years.

Rose Acre Farms’ ongoing mission is to expose young, bright minds to the swath of careers in available in agriculture. We are proud to support opportunities allowing students to roll up their sleeves and learn. So, when we heard a valuable community project had been stalled due to funding – we found a way to help.

What do Indiana, the White House and Easter have in common? You may be surprised to learn that egg farmers from across the country, including from the great state of Indiana, are proudly donating 30,000 farm-fresh eggs to the 2018 White House Easter Egg Roll to be held on Monday, April 2.

Rose Acre Farms, the nation’s second largest egg producer, has contributed $200,000 to Purdue University’s new animal sciences complex dedicated on the school’s campus.

With its donation of 3,600 dozen eggs to St. Vincent de Paul’s Food Pantry in Indianapolis, Rose Acre Farms has reached a milestone in feeding one million deserving families!

Rose Acre Farms recently recognized employees for their years of service. Awards were issued to employees whose tenure with Rose Acre Farms reached 20, 30 and 40 years. Rose Acre Farms credits its present-day success to the tireless efforts of these individuals.

Employees of Jackson County’s largest agribusiness have been feeding the world an egg at a time since the 1930s. Few know it, but the 570-plus employees of Rose Acre Farms also have spent the past several years helping children in need at Christmastime.

Employees at Rose Acre Farms were in the giving spirit this holiday season, raising money to donate gifts to residents at the Lutheran Community home in Seymour.

Rose Acre Farms held a ‘Drivers Breakfast’ on December 2, 2017 at the Rose Acre Farms Corporate Office in Seymour. The breakfast was hosted in appreciation for Rose Acre Farms Transport drivers, past and present.

Before the sun was even up Sunday morning, a Christmas miracle was taking place in Jackson County. More than 150 people — men, women and children — came together, giving of their time and effort, to deliver boxes of wrapped toys to low-income families in the community.

Rose Acre would like to congratulate each department listed below on working the entire 2017 calendar year without injury. Rose Acres greatly appreciates the hard work and commitment to Safety from each of these groups: