Hello Spring.... I'm so glad to see you! Green is the color we see while driving across the pastures checking for any new babies that ha...

Happy Labor Day! We celebrated Labor Day with our labor of love called farming! Labor Day seems to be the beginning of a new season-- the be...

  Farmers talk about the weather a lot. That's an understatement. It's a topic of conversation everyday. As we watched the ponds get...

                                                                              It's been a perfect fall for welcoming  new babies to our ...

There's a rhythm and routine to days on the farm. Daily chores that include caring for our beef cattle are the routine events. The rhyth...

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...

Where would we be without the women in our lives? Women's History Month and International Women's Day gives me  the opportunity to c...

More than one hundred years ago, this barn was the hub of the everyday farming operation.  Ryan's grandfather Grover milked cows  in thi...

It was a bitter sweet moment as I watched the group of  bred Holstein heifers being checked by the veterinarian before being loaded on a tru...

The community is  invited to attend the Vaughn Elementary  ribbon cutting and open house on Monday, July 18,5:30-7:30. I can't wait! I...

One of the added benefits to mowing the yard next to the pasture is  getting to watch the heifers enjoying  those grass clippings that were ...

What's not to love about this day of celebrating mothers? Down on the farm, we celebrate all mothers! A Mother's Love A mother's...

Last year we were looking up information about our farm to see if we could qualify to be recognized as an Arkansas Century Farm.  Sure enoug...

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...