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”?

Backyard hobbyist farmers often become the best advocates for full-time farmers. That’s because these new entrants into animal agriculture or gardening circles often learn these farming realities...

Promotional efforts supported by the national dairy checkoff earned two awards at a recent marketing competition

Our cows have personalities that make working with them more interesting and only occasionally more difficult

Traveling and learning about global agriculture helps me to be a stronger agricultural advocate

Certain parts of the country need more training and technicians to keep up with the number of robotic milking systems that are being installed

One cow on our farm holds a particularly special place in my heart

If health and wellness are among your goals for 2023, adding more milk and other dairy products to your diet may be the perfect fit

Butter sculptures at consumer events highlight dairy in a special way

An unusually cold snap made our job more challenging this Christmas

Advocating with your story can be scary, but the truth lies in the middle, not the extremes

Through the rain and weather, we have been working to keep our cows healthy this winter

Whether it is a tractor-loving toddler or a teenager who grew up in the inner city somewhere, we need young people of all backgrounds and ethnicities to be excited about agriculture and help feed the world

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

Keeping crop residue stubble on your fields can provide a multitude of soil health benefits

It’s not about the way farmers look; it’s the work they do that matters

Dairy farming is a complex job every day and filled with many unique responsibilities

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