Do you cut hay first or get the crop planted? The hay and corn crops are both important to our beef cows daily diet. No matter what decision...

The days of spring down on the farm are  always busy with cattle working to improve the health of our beef cattle and fertilizing the fields...

Although every day is different on the farm,  we also have a routine that you can set your clock by. When I see the calves gathering by the ...

It may be too cold or  wet for pasture grasses or crops to grow, but you can always count on the weeds to take advantage of the  worst condi...

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...

Just before this week's winter sleet and thunder storm, we welcomed a new Holstein heifer calf. Her mother was standing back just watchi...

Then (November 24,1984) and now we're still livin' the dairy dream today and  celebrating thirty four years of l...

Before I married a farmer, a rain gauge was just  one of those free items you received from  the local bank or insurance company.  My...

Policy making time at Farm Bureau is serious business.  It's our policy framework that guides the work of our organization.  As s...

Frannie, the Arkansas Farm Bureau cow,   was on her best behavior today as Westside Elementary students  milked for the first time.  ...

What's not to love about agriculture? Agriculture is  vitally important in our everyday lives.  National Ag Day gives us a special op...

There's nothing easy about losing a pet.  Best way I can describe losing my dairy farm partner,Chester, is that  my heart hurts. ...

As we kick off our Benton County Farm Bureau Membership Campaign with a proclamation from Benton County Judge Bob Clinard recognizing the i...

As the days grow shorter and cooler, the fields of sweet sorghum  (also called sorgo)  are calling the dairy farmer to prepare for  harvest...

On the way to our friend's house, we stopped to check the status of the milo crop that we plan to chop for silage.  While I was getti...

There's nothing prettier or more peaceful than to watch cows grazing in a field at dusk. This group of young Holstein heifers were the ...