Dairy farmers support practices that make economic sense,  help the environment and are socially responsible to our  communities and our wor...

                                           Like it or not, rules and regulations are a part of our everyday lives.                        ...

It's hard to believe we still have green grass in August! You won't find any Northwest Arkansas  farmers complaining about the gr...

                                                                       Question:                Do dairy farms produce a lot of greenho...

  After little rain in the month of April, mud puddles and water standing in the pastures and fields is a welcome sight. This has always ...

  It's not just people that watch the birds!   You can find this pair of Egyptian geese under the shade trees in the yard or in...

I'm sharing this video produced by  Arkansas Farm Bureau because this eighth generation family farmer states how we feel about the l...

Although we celebrate  Earth Day everyday   on the dairy farm by caring for our  land and  animals, harvesting our spring crop of rye grass ...

While shuffling papers and doing computer work this afternoon in the office, I kept hearing a constant whirring sound.  When I looked out th...

Protecting the environment as we work to produce high-quality milk is a priority for my fourth generation dairy farm family. Recycling the m...

Just in case the weather man is right and it starts to rain tonight as predicted, we've been getting rain ready by loading, hauling and ...

It makes no difference how many cows you milk--50,300, or 1000--the ultimate goal of every dairy farmer is to produce safe,high quality m...

Responsible manure management protects the environment for us and our neighbors.  I felt like the dairymom  paparazzi when I jumped into my ...

Instead of making hay while the sun shines, we've been digging in the lagoon during the dry weather.  Our lagoon is basically a large po...

As I was enjoying the spring sunshine and pulling weeds out of the flower bed, I was thinking about how many generations that our family ha...

As I walked to the calf hutches across the soggy yard this morning in shirt sleeve weather, it was hard to believe that just a week ago we w...