Sharing recipes and photos of food online is very popular right now, and these photography tips will help you showcase your culinary creation

Everything farming-related seems to fall within a cycle of tasks, and there’s a blurred line between getting caught up, being ahead, or falling behind

Heat detection on our farm got more technical yet simpler over time

Always be on the lookout for a product, technology, or practice that could have a positive impact on your dairy

Small things can have a big meaning for those we care about

Whether you are a football fan or not, the biggest game of the year has some fun ties to dairy

Constant changes in our weather make it more important for us to do what we can to keep our animals healthy

They may not be glamorous, but we can share what we love about our roles in agriculture to attract others

School districts will have the option to continue serving low-fat flavored milk for the next few years, according to a USDA rule being announced today

Everything works smoother with our automated milking systems when we stay on schedule with our cleaning and maintenance

We’re happiest at home in our old farmhouse that is surrounded by cattle murmurs, country fields, and starlit skies, so it was the perfect backdrop for a marriage proposal

Time for a vacation is difficult for farm families, but it pays off

Are you thinking about advocating more for dairy and dairy farming in 2022? That's great, and I highly encourage it

The Hoard’s Dairyman Cow Judging Contest is open and waiting for entries

Working with cows every day showcases many of their personality traits

Here’s a short account of what depression really feels like so you can better support those around you

The cold allows us to prepare for a new season ahead

The woods, minus 15°F temperatures, and calves on the run led to yet another unpredictable day as a dairy farmer

They aren’t always perfect, but we know we can depend on our automated milking systems

When making decisions about which cows to keep and which ones to sell, don’t forget about the ones that have already paid back their rearing costs