Located in south-east Victoria, Gippsland's famous dairy country is surrounded by rolling green pastures and is a renowned prime dairy district. It is the home to the largest co-operative dairy in the southern hemisphere. Today Gippsland is a major Australian dairy region. In 2013/14 Gippsland produced around 1.9 billion liters of milk, accounting for approximately 21% of Australia’s milk output. The grass-fed cows are free to graze on the pristine pastures of Gippsland, Victoria and enjoy a healthy environment feeding on a variety of pastures including Perennial Ryegrass, Annual short-term Ryegrass, Winters Cereals and Perennial Legumes.