It wouldn’t be Christmas without dairy products!

Applying manure to soil during the fall provides the soil with nutrients for the upcoming year

Harvest is one of the most dangerous times of year for a farmer. Communication can help avoid emergency situations

This week truly kicks off the holiday season. It’s a season where holiday spirit comes in many forms. Often times, that spirit and true love is expressed through food

Dusting off the show box, leading calves, clipping and washing animals, double checking paperwork, preparing show clothes, finalizing exhibits, and so much more are on the minds of many kids and their...

Ah, March: that one month that starts out cold, chilly, snowy, and mostly miserable, but typically turns sunny, windy, and bearable

Although unloading small square bales of hay is a hot, tiresome, and dreaded task by us all, it also brings back cherished memories from life as a farm kid and heartwarming thoughts of generations that...

It’s officially here — chopping season, and with that comes bunker-covering season

Backlogged shipping means we have more reason than ever to support local farmers and businesses

Working with Mother Nature offers beauty as well as the challenges

It seems like everything I see, hear, or read about these days is building momentum toward the impending holiday season

Summer is right around the corner, which to many of us in agriculture and rural communities means one thing — fair season

It doesn't really feel like spring has truly arrived yet. Here in the Northwest, we just enjoyed one of the wettest weeks of weather in a long time while the Midwest and East dealt with yet another dose...

Companies need to understand what dairy farmers need

There are some seasons in life that just seem busier then others. On the farm, it’s almost year-round with spring planting, fall harvest, packed summer months, and braving winter's challenges

Snow, and sometimes an abundance of it, makes us long for the next season

This Thanksgiving, I am most grateful for the farmers, ranchers, and those who work in the agriculture industry for providing the world with the necessities to life

‘Tis the season for sleepless nights, stress, and quality corn silage

All winter we analyze our calves in anticipation for the next show season. Are they big enough? Are they good enough?

It’s November 8. Most Americans are celebrating the long-awaited end of the political campaign season