Make hay when the sun shines. That’s a saying that means exactly what is says. “When it’s go time, it’s all hands on deck,” ...

As a dairy nutritionist, Brent Van Middendorp of Cornerstone Ag Management does more than tailor a healthy menu for cows.

Workers in hot jobs seek shade, stay hydrated and focus on positivity — while the zookeepers eat Popsicles and feed animals “fishsicles” and “bloodsicles.” ...

On the gravel roads again. On the gravel roads again. We just can’t wait to get on the gravel roads again. Taking in the ...

From family-run farms to orchards growing the juiciest heirloom apples, these are the best places to go apple picking in ...

On June 3, we departed the Kamloops hotel for a 1-hour and 15-minute drive to the Douglas Lake Cattle Company at Douglas Lake ...

Hot spots or fire pockets are likely. Alert fire service to the possible hay fire incident. Close barns to minimize air ...

One Jefferson County farmer said because of the constant rain, he’s very behind on collecting hay bales for the winter.

Make hay when the sun shines, speaks truth for grass farmers, who harvest the sun, when we cut, rake and bale our fields. But ...

Harold and Linda Yahnke who live north of Pulaski lost 216 large round bales of hay in a fire that struck mid-morning Tuesday ...

Hay_Bale_Barn_Storage (Wyatt Bechtel) If you’re a dairy farmer, the only thing keeping your business afloat may be the incredibly forgiving price of feed.