With the end of February and the turning of the calendar, we all have that  hope and realization that spring is just around the corner. Howe...

Snow days down on the dairy farm are just as busy as the days without snow but our focus is a little more narrow in making sure that we do e...

So far, January weather has just been teasing us with skiffs  of snow and frigid temperatures that blew in from the north after  seventy deg...

                                                                          After carefully walking around on ice last week,  we were  extreme...

Preparing for extreme cold weather is always a challenge on the dairy farm but when you add a layer of ice it's a double whammy. As we t...

Fifteen degrees was not the temperature I was hoping for on Christmas morning but with several layers of clothing for  myself and a new calf...

                               No matter how many times we find a new baby in the pasture,                                       I still lo...

It's June Dairy Month! Hope you have been eating all the dairy foods you can! We appreciate all the ways you and your families  s...

From the minute we bring a newborn  calf into  their own private hutch, it becomes our priority to monitor the calf for any health issu...

Happy New Year! There's nothing more heart warming on a chilly day down on the dairy farm than the delight of a child or adult ...

I hope you had a very Merry Christmas! It was special in every way down on the dairy farm. Although we worked our usual schedule of m...

"It takes a village" was the phrase that came to mind as I observed this mama-to-be assisting with welcoming the new calf. It...

I returned from a trip to Little Rock just in time to check on the calves during their afternoon feeding. It was a dreary,rain threaten...

We've had new babies in the pasture every day this week, in fact, some days it has been 3 or 4.  Calving heifers, those first time ...

We're Open! There's no question about what will happen down on the dairy farm when inclement weather shuts down the  normal act...

It was obvious that Christmas came early for our hard working  hoof trimmer Ben when he arrived at the farm this week  with a new  hoof...

It's standard treatment for pregnant cows to have a two month rest period  before giving birth.Two weeks before the expected calving ...

Like the varied spots on our spotted Holstein cows,  every group of dairy farm visitors are unique. I love to see the expression on t...

                                                      Happy National Agriculture Day                                                     ...

Having no internet service for a period of time does create a lot of issues  and inconveniences when we rely on internet access for doing...