January is in full swing... freezing weather and high winds,  a little fog, lightning but no rain, a little sleet,  single digit  temperatur...

Although our daylight hours are silently  slipping away as fall approaches, the hours in September have been packed with weaning calves and ...

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

Fall has arrived! Just in the last few days, we are wearing jackets  in the morning and sweating in the late afternoon. That's how it is...

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...

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...

Even though we have a daily routine that includes milking our cows  and feeding all the animals on the farm, today was anything but ordin...

Just when we thought winter was over, it snowed. I'm thankful that it was just a little April snow that  melted in a few short ...

While I'm always thankful for rain,  feeding calves is much better when the sun is shining! After all the calves received their m...

It's pretty special when your Dallas cousins include feeding  calves on the dairy farm as part of their trip to tour the University...

                                              I'm thankful for....                                   the pair of Egyptian geese t...

I don't think we have a name for this season that happens  just before the beginning of spring, but I love it.  Winter's not qu...

I attended the Southern Dairy Conference in Atlanta,Georgia this week to learn about the latest current issues and information related to t...

We've been adopted by two of the sweetest gray cats. This one followed us from the dairy barn  to the calf hutches and must have decide...