Small things can have a big meaning for those we care about

Whether you are a football fan or not, the biggest game of the year has some fun ties to dairy

They may not be glamorous, but we can share what we love about our roles in agriculture to attract others

Are you thinking about advocating more for dairy and dairy farming in 2022? That's great, and I highly encourage it

The Hoard’s Dairyman Cow Judging Contest is open and waiting for entries

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

The new year doesn’t have to be a time to limit ourselves. We can share what we have instead

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

Setting priorities for the new year ahead can help our businesses be more intentional and effective

Our farm crew has gone from mostly men to mostly women, and each gender has brought with it a different skillset

Backlogged shipping means we have more reason than ever to support local farmers and businesses

Agricultural technologies must be shared with consumers willingly for them to include them in their diet

As my time on the Iowa State Dairy Judging Team comes to a close, I am grateful for how much I grew and learned

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

Justyne Frisle of Wisconsin 4-H rose to the top of the youth division as well as grabbing the oral reasons title. Morrisville’s Jade Atherton was the high individual and won reasons

Hope for the best and plan for the unexpected — if life was just that easy. The Virginia 4-H dairy bowl team was comprised of four very talented young ladies

Hosting a virtual tour is right at the tip of your finger. Practicing, relating the content to your audience, and having a well-planned route can make it even better

A world without animal agriculture wouldn’t be good for the nutritional viability of many people

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

Cousins Delana Erbsen and Nevin Erbsen of Lanark, Ill., were the highest placing individuals at the National FFA Dairy Cattle Evaluation and Management contest held in Indianapolis, Ind., in late October