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BY Emily Ellis, Animal Agriculture Alliance

Nov. 15 2022

The discussion at animal rights conferences held over the past year continued to focus on animal agriculture

It’s not the 1900s anymore

Nov. 3 2022

Agriculture has found many “better ways” in the last century

Does a farmer ever rest?

Carry the lessons from farm life forward

Oct. 26 2022

Farmers have complex jobs that make rest difficult even when we have to

BY Mikayla Peper, 2022 Hoard's Dairyman Editorial Intern

Oct. 24 2022

The world of ag creates more learning opportunities and times of growth than anywhere else

An encounter with ag

BY Jessica Peters, Pennsylvania dairy farmer

Oct. 19 2022

Students are an important part of telling our agriculture story

Taking steps to defend your dairy

BY Mikayla Peper, 2022 Hoard's Dairyman Editorial Intern

Oct. 10 2022

Despite the opinions of extreme activists, dairy still has a place in the world that should be defended

FFA judges compete in Madison

Hoards at Expo

BY Mikayla Peper, 2022 Hoard's Dairyman Editorial Intern

Oct. 8 2022

FFA members filled the grounds of World Dairy Expo on Tuesday to participate in judging contests and experience the dairy industry’s global gathering

SUNY Cobleskill shines in the Post-Secondary contest

Hoards at Expo

Old tractors tell the stories of agricultural history

Oct. 3 2022

World Dairy Expo 2022 kicked off with youth contests on Sunday, October 2, including the three divisions of dairy cattle evaluation

BY Mikayla Peper, 2022 Hoard's Dairyman Editorial Intern

Sept. 26 2022

The world sure has changed over the last one hundred or so years, and we can easily tell that by looking at the progression that has occurred in agriculture

It’s corn!

Sept. 22 2022

This versatile crop is beloved for many reasons as harvest season is upon us

I am one biased farmer

BY Jessica Peters, Pennsylvania dairy farmer

Sept. 21 2022

Shedding our stereotypes of agriculture is the only way for consumers to recognize its value, too

The classrooms dairy kids are returning to

BY Katelyn Allen, former Senior Editor

Sept. 12 2022

The fall back-to-school season means much more than school buildings for youth in agriculture

A magazine with farming roots

Sept. 9 2022

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

Will summer ever end?

Sept. 8 2022

Summer’s heat and humidity bring challenges of heat stress, bacteria, and flies to our animals

What I see

Aug. 25 2022

Our farm means much more to me than most would see

This one’s for the girls

Blazing trails for today’s farmers

Aug. 23 2022

Safety is critical for anyone working on the farm, but there are a few reasons why women in agriculture may be at an elevated risk

Summer storms on the farm

Aug. 17 2022

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

Aug. 11 2022

Thunderstorms provide welcome relief for us and the cows when summer heat becomes oppressing

Are factory farms real?

BY Jessica Peters, Pennsylvania dairy farmer

Aug. 10 2022

People who use the term, “factory farm,” are creating an inaccurate reality for consumers. Don’t be one of them and bring down other dairy farms

What they’re missing