Looking back at last year can help us protect agriculture from activists in the future

Whey protein is both a dairy by-product and valuable nutrition tool

Hollywood could be the missing link for the agriculture industry to reach bigger audiences

My study abroad to Costa Rica showed me how agriculture in another country can differ but still be just as efficient or even more so

Holiday celebrations serve as a reminder of our purpose

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

General Mills and the dairy checkoff turned to social media to celebrate World School Milk Day

On or off the farm, women make valuable contributions to agriculture

Five factors of environmental enrichment can be used on a dairy to bring out cattle’s natural behavior and help them cope with stressors

A new perspective can be one of gratitude

With Day 1 of World Dairy Expo in the books, trade show exhibitors had the chance to sit back and relax for a few minutes at the Exhibitor Party hosted by Hoard’s Dairyman and World Dairy Expo

Just about anything is available on our phones these days — even the global dairy industry’s meeting place

Production livestock, including dairy, remains a topic of discussion at animal rights conferences

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

Outside vendors can add a bit of excitement and encourage visitors to experience dairy production on your farm

State fairs can be a terrific place to connect people with agriculture, even if just for a moment

Social media can be an intimidating place, but sharing your story is important and can be fun

As the country continues to reopen following COVID-19, I’ve had the opportunity to again visit with farmers through one-on-one conversations, meetings, and public events featuring farmers

The topic of responsible and sustainable animal agriculture has received a lot of attention in recent years, but these concepts are nothing new to the American farmer

The issues we can tackle as dairy advocates are numerous