Sunday was truly a snow day-- it snowed all day long. It has been   a very long time since we have experienced a snow day  and like  many of...

It was understandable that the calves would be a little hesitant to come  out for their morning milk after a night of thunderstorms,  a...

                                                          I'm thankful for the blessings of                                         ...

Last Saturday afternoon it rained snow down on the dairy farm. I suppose we should not have been surprised after a variety of weather  ...

                           Snow days, like everyday  on the dairy farm, are filled with activities                                         ...

  Last Friday we had our first and only  May snow in Northwest Arkansas!       I'm thankful that my Lily of the Valley (M...

It looked like everything was painted white with a thin coat of snow this morning. In just a few hours, as the sun shines and the temperatu...

Flat Aggie and I had a snow drill on Christmas Eve to prepare for the predicted three to six inches of snow the weather man was sure would ...

Before I looked out the window early yesterday morning, I knew we had snow just by listening to the excitement in the TV weatherman's v...

Twenty degrees below zero and twenty four inches of snow are not the winter time norm for Northwest Arkansas. After we fed baby calves this ...

Today's winter storm brought a record twenty four inches of snow for Northwest Arkansas. I'm thankful for my family and our emplo...