A tragedy this weekend reminds us of the importance of being prepared

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

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

Setting priorities for the new year ahead can help our businesses be more intentional and effective

There is a lot that the public may not realize about the dairy farmers behind their food products

Animal rights extremists will go to great length to make their opinions known; don’t let them disrupt your farm

Working with Mother Nature offers beauty as well as the challenges

By researching companies beforehand, effectively letting out your nerves, and showing appreciation to recruiters, the career fair can be much more manageable

Every farm must wait until conditions are right for harvesting the next crop, but when you see neighbors and friends roll out their choppers and combines, it is difficult to be patient

Holtz Dairy uses a rotational grazing system to help feed their organic dairy herd. They converted 150 acres to this system after being unable to grow crops on the soil

The fall season on college campuses is busy with eager college students looking for jobs and internships. Having the best résumé and cover letter for the position is a couple steps away

Resiliency in the face of a global pandemic gives us extra reasons to honor and promote the dairy industry this year

Perhaps you are a person who works full time at another job but dreams of owning a small farm someday. Or maybe you already operate a farm but want to add another enterprise or start a side busi

A new year is finally upon us, and I’m sure I am not the only one who is excited to turn the page on 2020

I was once told by a vet, “The scours didn't kill your calf, you did.” I was completely appalled at the fact that he had just accused me of letting my calf die

I didn’t grow up wanting to be a farmer. I resented being the farm kid. I couldn’t go to friend’s houses after school because there were calves to feed

We can all agree that the angry animal activists are the worst, right? They don’t just comment on one post and move on, they ask their friends to attack, too

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” is a phrase we have all heard and can relate to

What does your farm look like on Google? I've written about this before so you can understand how the farm looks to the rest of the world via your own farm website, social media, news articles, and so...

A major role of the Animal Agriculture Alliance is monitoring animal rights activist organizations