Six months old! Here's a video updating you on your Adopt-A-Cow calf. See where she lives, what she eats, and what she can expect in the next year.

Here's video from January 2022. Your adopted calf is doing great! She's graduated from the calf barn (Elementary School) and is now in the next heifer barn (Middle School) with other calves. She's eating, playing, and just hanging out. Each day, we clean her manger where she eats and give her fresh feed. Her "buffet" is full of food and she can eat whenever she likes. She also has fresh water. In the winter, she drinks from a heated water tank that prevents her water from fr

January and February cold weather means longer work days for dairy farmers. We've been working extra hard in extremely cold weather to make sure our animals are well bedded, well fed, and healthy during the cold. They don't have a fireplace to warm themselves, no snow pants, no hot chocolate, and no furnace to turn up to stay warm. That's the farmer's job. Farmers put on extra layers of clothes and make sure the animals have protection from the cold, water tanks that are not