What is it about farm kids and mud puddles? They’re like moths to a flame!

It’s not a dairy farmer vacation until you get to take in the dairy scene, especially in another country

Our youngest loves books. A large part of my day includes a never-ending stack of books appearing on my lap

It’s meeting season. This is that tiny sliver of time when winter seems to have backed off enough to not be as big of a trouble (although this winter seems to be testing that, or maybe we are just...

Valentine’s Day can look different for farmers, but we still have so much to appreciate

Two of our dairy’s key advisers retired recently. Now, we are looking forward to developing new relationships with their successors

Even amid industry uncertainty, the holidays can be a time of joy

Supplying delicious food to our communities is another reason to be thankful this season

Time shows us what is most important and puts our goals into perspective

No day in farming is easy, but each is special when we keep our eyes open

Running our farm for a month using a generator is a good reminder that it never hurts to have emergency plans in place

Caring for our cows is the top responsibility of dairy farmers, and that leads to a few special animals.dairy, Animal Care

Farming requires long, often hectic, days, but it’s worth it when you’re doing something you love

Dairying provides many little instances of joy

After years of drought and fire threats, we are now faced with extra moisture while other areas are dry

There is no denying this is one of the busiest seasons during the year. For the average person, it’s a combination of the end of the school year and all the activities surrounding it

Having to view our operations in new ways can lead to valuable innovations

We look for the sweet spot, but extremes in prices and weather swing dairy farms up and down

A farming legacy is honorable and desirable but not without challenges

Check up on yourself and those around you as the bleakness of winter is slow to move on