If you are old enough, you know that old saying "April showers  bring May flowers." Down on the dairy farm, two new calves appear...

                                    Down on the dairy farm, Earth Day is Everyday.                                    We don't just say ...

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

One of the greatest joys of family farm life is sharing  everyday activities with our children and grandchildren.   Hearing the sweet little...

January must know her days are limited as she brought us  chilling temperatures and a skiff of snow just at calf feeding time this morning. ...

We had a population explosion in one night! You might even say, Christmas came a little bit early. Eight new calves greeted us Monday mornin...

  Although the Pandemic has brought many  changes to our lifestyles and cramped our   social gathering plans for routine and holiday events,...

When we have visitors to the farm we often get the question about how many times do we milk everyday. Our cows are milked twice a day b...

Regardless of living in the middle of a pandemic and the unrest in our country at this time, we are blessed to live in this great natio...

Abundant spring rains made it difficult to harvest spring crops creating that domino effect of too much to get done within  the specifi...

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

Milking our dairy cows twice a day is part of the  daily routine down on the dairy farm. During a pandemic, it is comforting in a crazy...

                                        Although  COVID-19 has disrupted our normal way                                                  ...

More than 10 years ago , my Mother-in-Love Bonnah Lyn  presented me with this blooming crab apple tree. Even though it's a bit croo...

Spring has arrived! The grass  greening up, the pollen count  climbing with all the trees and flowers beginning to bloom and the addi...

What happened to our snow? I was hoping for at least enough to cover up the mud that we have been dealing with this winter! The cows ...

It was a snow day down on the dairy farm! Well, you might call it more of a snow event since most melted by noon. The  older calv...

Don't you just love a new baby? Through the month of December we've  welcomed twenty new babies to the farm.  Each new heif...

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 ...

My Undeniably Dairy  Farm Story began when I said "I do" on  November 24,1984. It's been thirty-five years of  ...