Antique shops are buzzing, vinyl records are spinning again, and fashion? Well, let’s just say some of my favorite closet pieces are passed down – and they’ve gotten more compliments...

Milking cows in this day and age requires a forever active mind

If and when an issue arises, we need to unite our industry to act together and speak with one voice to benefit all farmers

When planning an expansion, farmers tend to focus on the construction and design parts of the building process

It was bound to happen, and one night it did. That 2-foot-high pile of papers and notes collected at continuing education events over the last few years fell over

There were seven of us sitting around the table. Sam, Brad, and Ben were the father and two sons who owned the farm

Some people have the knack for looking at a building or space and visualizing it serving a better purpose with the help of a little elbow grease or may be new technology

With the year’s end upon us, it’s time to gather your records and evaluate your tax situation

The dairy checkoff was already in place when I began my career as a next-generation Wisconsin dairy farmer

With only two and a half months left in the year, many dairy producers are preparing to look at their year-end financials and make a gameplan for next year

Many farms have a crowd gate that complements their milking system. Before a cow ever reaches the parlor, it probably encounters a crowd gate

As a dairy owner, getting a professional appraisal is the best way to know the value of your land and buildings, both separately and as a whole

Health insurance is not a simple or inexpensive system to navigate, even though it is vital to helping us keep living the lives we want to

Although I didn’t grow up on a farm, I can trace my family’s industry roots back to the dairy farm my great-grandparents owned and operated in the late 1800s

It’s no secret that dairy farms are fewer in number than they were decades ago

The business of producing milk has always been about doing more with less, said Brandon Treichler during the National Mastitis Council Annual Meeting

For the viability of the business, it is often necessary that the owners and managers wear multiple hats

Having a plan or strategy for your business is instrumental in achieving future success

Hispanic and Latino farmworkers in the U.S. face health risks at a higher rate than their non-Hispanic or Latino coworkers

Sometimes, a gut instinct is all you need to try something new. Other times, it may be cautious optimism or interest that gives you the push to make a change