Our hay cutting season is getting off to a really slow start due to our soggy weather but we did get started  with the field next to the  ho...

It may be too cold or  wet for pasture grasses or crops to grow, but you can always count on the weeds to take advantage of the  worst condi...

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

It looked like Saturday morning was the day, an August Hay Day. I could see the determination on  my son's face as he prepared  t...

When I saw Casey riding on the back of the square baler, I couldn't resist  calling him to ask if he was just joy riding around the f...

Even though we had our first freeze of the season, we're still working  to finish cutting hay in a few fields.  It will take a few ...

Planning a harvest time for any crop can be tricky when the weatherman  is predicting a chance of rain everyday. When it looked like we...

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

Although I love the May flowers brought to us by the April showers, dairy  farmers in Northwest Arkansas are more  excited to see the lush ...

It's not unusual to have mechanical failures when farming but it seems to happen at the least convenient times. Monday's task was t...

It's never to late to harvest hay in Arkansas if you plan it between ice and snow storms! How fitting it seemed on  Saturday afternoon ...