From Wisconsin to the world.
Dairyland’s story began in 1983, when a utility asked Henry Tachick for help mitigating stray voltage on a dairy farm. Henry assembled the first units in the milk house of his family farm, aided by his two teenage kids and a loan against the land itself. Three generations later, the company looks a lot bigger, but the instinct that built it hasn’t changed one bit.
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1974
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1974 - The Farm
Henry Tachick and his wife Pauline buy the family farm he grew up on. Years later, it’s where Dairyland will eventually take root.
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Mid-80s
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1983 - A problem worth solving
Henry Tachick and his wife Pauline buy the family farm he grew up on. Years later, it’s where Dairyland will eventually take root.
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80s-90s
![The Tachick family farm in Wisconsin]()
1983 - A problem worth solving
Henry Tachick and his wife Pauline buy the family farm he grew up on. Years later, it’s where Dairyland will eventually take root.
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Today
![The Tachick family farm in Wisconsin]()
1983 - A problem worth solving
Henry Tachick and his wife Pauline buy the family farm he grew up on. Years later, it’s where Dairyland will eventually take root.
