Roden Echo Valley, LLC is a dairy farm located in the Town of Trenton. Bob & Cindy Roden started farming in Saukville in the early 1980's, and in July of 1995 moved to the current location in the Town of Trenton. The farm currently has 600 milking cows and about 70 baby calves at this location. When heifers are about 3 months old they are moved to another farm in Saukville where they are bred when
they are over a year old. Before the heifer has their first calf they are moved to the home farm, where all the baby calves are born. In January 2015 the farm name changed from Rob-n-Cin Farms to Roden Echo Valley, LLC as future generations invested in the farm. Frequently Asked Questions
Where did the farm get it's name Rob-n-Cin Farms? In the 1980's the owners of the farm (Bob & Cindy) were on a bowling league. The couples who bowled together all combined their names, making the team and farm name Rob-n-Cin Farms. How many hours a day does it take to milk the cows? At Rob-n-Cin Farms each cow is milked three times per day. It takes about 6 hours to milk all 600 cows. Those 6 hours doesn't include setting up the milking parlor and the cleaning after the cows are milked. Yes, we give a lot of farm tours to school groups and others who are interested in learning more about agriculture. Bob & Cindy's youngest daughter has began her own business - Roden Barnyard Adventures - and gives many tours. Check out her website and schedule your tour today: http://www.rodenbarnyard.com/
