The story of Rolling Lawns Farm and the Milk House began four generations ago, in 1910, when Samuel Schmollinger started milking cows on his farm just a few miles south of Greenville, Illinois. Ten years later, in 1920, Samuel became a member of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America and registered his first animal. When Harry Brown Turley married Samuel’s daughter, Vera, the Turley tradition was established, and the farm became known as Harry Turley and Sons. Thanks to the inspiration of Harry’s young son, Neal, the farm would soon be called Rolling Lawns Farm. Neal married Connie and they began a life together, fostering their herd of prize-winning registered Holsteins.

For over a century now, we are proud to carry the commitment to un-compromised animal husbandry. Our pure-bred Holsteins are like family, with bloodlines dating back to the 1800’s. Today, you’ll find several generations of Holstein cows living out long, healthy lives together on our farm.