The strong work ethic reputation that farm kids carry most often comes from job responsibilities that began at a young age

Dr. George Heersche taught us that details matter to the health of the whole.

It’s important to share your perspective on the issues that matter to you with those elected to serve you

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

Applications for our 2023 Hoard’s Dairyman editorial internship are due October 21

Farm teams are expansive, and having our industry run smoothly requires many people doing their job

Two Hoard’s Dairyman Farm Creamery cheeses did well in England and in Wisconsin

An abundance of new calves has us spending more time working in our calf barn, so we rely on our farm kittens for some amusement

Your dairy experience can bring value to careers both inside and outside of agriculture

In the hustle and bustle of busy summers on the farm, we often forget how lucky we are to do what we do every day. It’s the moments we take to invite others into our world that give us newfoun

I followed my dreams and goals even if it wasn’t the most popular route because it’s what I believed in

It’s officially here — chopping season, and with that comes bunker-covering season

Though we might not always be set up to succeed, dairy farmers overcome challenges every day to care for our animals and our business

We look for the sweet spot, but extremes in prices and weather swing dairy farms up and down

The Wisconsin Farm Discovery Center was the site of a graduation celebration for the dairy management program at Lakeshore Technical College

When in-person youth events were canceled, a new youth dairy competition called the North American Dairy Educational Experience was developed

I watched my first state dairy bowl contest in 1982 – just two years after the contest debuted on the national level. I was instantly engaged

School districts will have the option to continue serving low-fat flavored milk for the next few years, according to a USDA rule being announced today

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

A new perspective can be one of gratitude