I am proud and thankful to have grown up working and making memories on my family’s dairy farm

Jumping on current social media trends is a fun and relevant way for us to promote dairy products and farming in general

For many of us, our passion for dairy cows and agriculture began at a young age. Growing up on a dairy farm teaches skills and provides experiences that can’t be found anywhere else. We received...

A recent Dairy Girl Network (DGN) event reminded us how important women are in agriculture

This young bull calf gave us quite a scare at just hours old

Young people who are looking to learn have been great fits for our farm team

Taking time to remind ourselves and others of the need to slow down and pay attention to our surroundings can make all the difference on a farm and in life

As a full-time dairy farmer, it remains an important way for me to get inspired, learn new tools and skills, and meet others who are working toward similar goals

It is so important that we engage with policymakers to ensure animal agriculture’s voice is heard in discussions that could impact the way farmers and ranchers do what they do

How we keep everyone up to date on our dairies varies but is always important

National Agriculture Day was celebrated on March 19th this year. Take the time to thank someone you know in agriculture!

There are so many resources available to support farmers when mental health challenges become reality

A regular morning in the parlor produced my most unbelievable farm story

We try to review vaccination schedules every few years on our farm by addressing any issues we’ve seen and asking ourselves questions about what we need from the protocol

We moved our calves from hutches into a barn, and while the benefits were many, there were challenges we had to work through, too

Emptying your pockets before throwing your jeans or coat in the wash is especially important for farmers — you never know what will end up in there after a busy day on the farm

Daylight savings time is a period of adjustment for us as well as our animals

Showcasing what life is like on a real dairy farm to local fourth graders through facets of Wisconsin agriculture

Leaving the farm, even for a short while, requires detailed planning ahead of time

Last week, we endured a series of unfortunate events. First, our dog was directly sprayed by a skunk Wednesday night