Social media makes it hard not to compare our lives to others, but we can be proud of them and ourselves at the same time

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

Americans are snacking more, and cheese and yogurt can be two satiating, nutritious options

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

Labor costs more than just money on a farm. That can be positive while also challenging

Sharing their knowledge and experience cultivates dairy advocates

Students are an important part of telling our agriculture story

Getting out of our bubble gives us valuable perspective

If your local store is low on dairy products, take the time to say something – they may thank you

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

Joel Phoenix of Cannington, Ontario, Canada, was presented the 31st Klussendorf-MacKenzie Award during World Dairy Expo 2022, in memory of Duncan MacKenzie, the 1961 Klussendorf winner

One hundred and ninety-seven Guernseys paraded through the World Dairy Expo showring on Tuesday

The buzz of clippers filled the Sale Pavilion on the World Dairy Expo grounds on Sunday, October 2, as 78 dairy enthusiasts ages 13 to 21 competed in the Youth Fitting Contest

With each of its four team members winning a different breed and the group topping the contest in reasons, Virginia Tech claimed victory in the Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging Contest

National Dairy Shrine has several missions. These include recording significant events in dairy history, honoring past and present leaders, promoting the dairy industry, and inspiring future leaders

When it comes to milk quality, there are details I can see now that I couldn’t before we had our voluntary milking system

Milking in both our parlor and with the robots provided some benefits, but certain costs recently led us back to milking exclusively with one system

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