While we are working hard to get crops harvested on time, we need fellow drivers to respect farm equipment on the road

While those of us in agriculture take efforts to help consumers understand where their food comes from, we can also equip ourselves to answer more questions by branching out from what we know best

There’s nothing wrong with seeking a bit of balance

Work and insights from University of British Columbia’s David Fraser highlight the importance of human and animal interactions

Taming some of our animals creates some difficulties but also a herd that is calmer around people

Sharing what we’re dealing with can help others help us

Whether in the media or in the break room, there are always hot topics garnering interest

Farmers think about what’s best for their land more than one day a year

Research indicates those that work on dairies have less gastrointestinal related symptoms than nonfarmers

ADA North East created the Virtual Farm Tour program to bring the farm to the classroom to help build trust in dairy

A recent rural tragedy inspired students to promote farm road safety using skills learned at the National FFA’s Washington Leadership Conference

The weather has caused damage to our farm already this spring, and there is not much we can do about it

Farmers get to experience many incredible sights of nature, and last week so did people in many parts of the country

This young bull calf gave us quite a scare at just hours old

As a full-time dairy farmer, it remains an important way for me to get inspired, learn new tools and skills, and meet others who are working toward similar goals

How we keep everyone up to date on our dairies varies but is always important

National Agriculture Day was celebrated on March 19th this year. Take the time to thank someone you know in agriculture!

There are so many resources available to support farmers when mental health challenges become reality

A regular morning in the parlor produced my most unbelievable farm story

We try to review vaccination schedules every few years on our farm by addressing any issues we’ve seen and asking ourselves questions about what we need from the protocol