BISMARCK, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The Naze Dairy received the 2024 Commissioner’s Award of Dairy Excellence during the 2025 North Dakota Dairy Convention, held recently in Bismarck.

The Nazes have been milking for 27 years and currently milk 65 cows. The Nazes are second generation dairy farmers on their fifth-generation farm, and they also run stock cows and produce corn, soybeans and oats.

“The Naze Dairy has consistent, high-quality milk and a remarkable inspection record,” Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring said. “Despite recent challenges in the industry, the Naze Dairy is dedicated to their work and committed to producing an excellent product for consumers.”

The Naze Dairy is located near Montpelier, ND, and is a Grade A member of Dairy Farmers of America. Their milk is sent to Fargo, ND.

Feature photo from L to R; Nathan Kroh of the North Dakota Department of Agriculture presents Brant and Danesha Naze with the 2024 Commissioner’s Award of Dairy Excellence.