We're a little behind on the wheat harvest due to heavy rains last week. Fortunately, the cooler temperatures kept it from maturing  ...

Dairy farmers in Northwest Arkansas can be found celebrating  June Dairy Month in the hay field! Today's hot,sunny weather  was per...

The plans for early  spring chopping to make grass silage  were pushed almost into summer with  unprecedented May and June rain.  When the ...

We're rollin' on  the dairy...spring harvest of rye and wheat has begun! Part of the crop is being chopped and hauled from the fi...

  For the last few days, we've been harvesting (also known as "green chopping")  the spring crop of wheat and rye grass tha...

          Spring brings a wide variety of green colors for us to enjoy. On the dairy farm, I would say                            that the c...

For the first time in forty-one years of dairy farming, every bit of feed for our dairy cows was being purchased due to last year's dro...

Rows of mowed wheat are just waiting to be spring cleaned from the field. I'm thankful for the spring harvest  cleaning o...

Spring harvest for our farm began  Friday when the first field of wheat was mowed by my youngest son Casey.  After last year's extr...