The ordinary days down on the dairy farm become extraordinary when  viewed through the eyes of an inquisitive nearly  2 year old. The...

As I was watching the hay mowing cutter go across the field yesterday,  I thought back to late last fall when Hattie and I were watching ...

It's a fact--if you have cows, you have manure.  Recycling cow manure is an important part of our  dairy farming operation. Hauli...

With silage harvest complete, it's off to the next farm task---planting for spring crops! It was a perfect weather day for getting star...

    Rain-filled mud puddles  in August--what a blessing! After last year's drought, I've pretty much celebrated every rainfall ...

Even though winter isn't over yet in Arkansas,   it's easy to feel a touch of spring fever when I look across the lush green rye gr...

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 ...

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...