If you’re involved in agriculture, the chances are high that you’ve seen FFA emblems around your community and over social media this week

Does it ever irk anyone else when someone says, “You’re too young to be tired”?

Maintaining hoof health is a continuous goal on our dairy, and regular trimming helps us achieve this

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

As the days start to get just a little bit longer, it has me longing for the warmer days to come

Finding chore boots that keep feet warm, dry, and comfortable seems to be a continuing struggle for many farmers

As the “Your Dairy Checkoff” podcast starts its third year featuring farmer hosts, dairy industry guests, and in-depth conversations about dairy products and farming promotion, we want to thank

One of our cows tried to jump over a gate, but she was less athletic than she thought

At the Sustainable Agriculture Summit, three college students shared their thoughts on sustainability during a panel discussion

Our wedding day was filled with little moments and details that honored our dairy farming roots

If your local store is low on dairy products, take the time to say something – they may thank you

When it comes to milk quality, there are details I can see now that I couldn’t before we had our voluntary milking system

The sights and smells of the Hoard’s Dairyman Farm help keep us connected to production agriculture

This season, I find myself switching gears between farm work and wedding planning

My summer as the Hoard’s Dairyman editorial intern has given me some priceless learning moments and memories

The barn office is the heartbeat of our family farm professionally and personally

Whether they meant to or not, previous generations of women working in agriculture serve as role models for today’s dairy industry

I have learned so much and made great memories during my time in the Gopher Dairy Club

Why am I excited for my year as Fairest of the Fair? I’m glad you asked!

My niece and nephews recently showed their calves at the county fair. I thought it’d be fun to ask my 4-year-old, non-farming niece a few questions about her fair experience