The view across the pasture on the north side of the farm is definitely changing. Even though we have been watching the neighborhood of ho...

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...

What do we do on snow days down on the dairy farm? The same as we do on a summer day! Feeding the calves and milking the cows are chores tha...

In October we hosted a virtual farm tour for school age children. During the tour,  we were asked if this new baby calf had a name. Since we...

                                                        It's been a week of wild weather changes from balmy                           70...

                                                B efore November slips into December,                                       I wanted to shar...

You know the farmers are still making hay while the sun shines during these beautiful fall days. No doubt this will be the last cutting of h...

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 ...

Labor Day down on the dairy farm, like everyday, will be full of the daily chores that include milking the cows, mixing and preparing feed t...

If you would like a job filled with variety, dairy farming would be your perfect choice. We have the jobs that happen everyday of the year  ...

One of my morning dairy farm  jobs is serving as the taxi driver  to deliver the newborn calves to their private hutch in the  calf raising ...

Who would ever think   August  temperatures  in Arkansas would be less than 90 degrees  with little humidity! Cooler summer temperatures mak...

  Who would of thought we would still be working on this wheat crop!  The boys are wrapping it up this week  with hauling and storing  straw...

Teamwork is part of life down on the family  dairy farm. While Ryan and Casey moved straw bales off the fields, Cody was preparing to spray ...

                         Although we are happy to report that the last semi- truck load                                      of wheat  left ...