We can connect and learn by attending workshops

The argument that America’s Dairyland is not attractive is a flawed one

“In 2 miles, turn left on Burr Salem Road,” Siri’s charming voice kindly reminds me.If you’re like me, Siri is now part of your drive to any new destination

A recent article appeared in the New York Post about a farmer that lost his life when his cow rammed him against the fence

Every letter of the alphabet is represented on the farm

Most Halloween stories are told to a tune of scary music that leave you feeling frightened and weary. When given the choice of trick or treat, we will all typically choose treat

Understanding consumer demands and meeting them remain a challenge

We have to take care of ourselves as well

Our first LimFlex-sired bull calf arrived last week. It represents the beginning of another herd size management strategy we’re slowly adopting

Extra thought put into a robot barn design is time well spent

It is determination that is woven into the fabric of some of the best dairymen and women I know. It is this characteristic that gets us all through the toughest times and sets the best apart from the rest

Body condition scoring is an inexpensive tool that can benefit your herd in the long run

National Farmers Day on October 12 is a great opportunity for consumers to get to know you, trust you, and ask you questions directly

ExpoTV has been expanded to share even more aspects of the show

They come from all across the country, but they find common ground in dairy

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

We live in an age of instant answers. Instead of wondering, we’re searching

Wisconsin 4-H, Michigan State Ag Tech, Ohio State University, and Pennsylvania FFA each won their respective divisions at the All-American Dairy Judging Contest in Harrisburg, Penn

There are a lot of things robots can do better and more consistently than humans, but there are still some aspects of the dairy that require a human touch

You invest a great deal in making top quality feed. Do all that you can to see that it reaches the dairy cow in the best condition and that she consumes it