Although the farm work has not slowed down these first few  days of fall, it has brought us that big sigh of relief  as we reached into the ...

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...

Last week when we ran out of room in the calf nursery area, the new babies were brought to temporary pens in the  feed barn.  It wasn...

Last week these two calves and I made to a visit  to the Northwest Arkansas Children's Shelter. It was an opportunity to allow chil...

  Although I love the beauty of snow, it brings new challenges when you are caring for dairy cows and calves. I wasn't too sad when t...

 We've been moovin' into fall for the past week...                            as we harvested  a field of Bermuda hay for small  ...

                                                                                       Although it's a chilly first day of spring, th...

Even though we didn't have elections in Arkansas  today on Super Tuesday, this has been a Super Tuesday for having new calves born on th...

If calves could talk, what would they say when approached by twenty five college students? Petting the baby calves seems to be the highlig...

I'm thankful for the opportunity to raise and care for animals on our family dairy farm. Watching these calves enjoy their grain is what...

The day before Thanksgiving was short sleeve seventy degree weather. At the afternoon feeding,our baby calves were kicking up their heels an...