Four Reasons Every Farm Needs a Truck Scale

There is no need to emphasize the importance of managing feed costs in a dairy business. Between managing yields from cropping enterprises, purchasing feed, calibrating mixer scales and managing inventory, read more about the ROI of a truck scale on your dairy.

When Feeding Cows, Are You a Shotgun or a Rifle?

When it comes to hunting, using the right tool for the job is very important. In some regions of dense vegetation and close-range, a shotgun without a scope can be practical, but imprecise and less effective. For more precision, a rifle with a scope may work better. Being a better hunter depends on patience and practice, just like dairy farming. So, what does this have to do with feeding cows? When it comes to nutrients in the diet, be a scoped rifle, not a shotgun.

Cow Chow to Avoid the Sick Cow

In this GPS Dairy Vlog, Nathan discusses his top three gold standards of first cutting and how you can do your best to put up clean haylage and avoid sick cows.

Mayhem in March

The mayhem of basketball in March became one of my favorite times of the year. There’s something about the underdog defeating a higher seed, a buzzer beater to win the game, and most of all the comradery of the fanbases working to help their team gain an advantage. The teams that advance have players that understand if they trust the process, do their job to the best of their ability and are prepared to handle adversity… good things will happen. While the mayhem of basketball games keep me entertained, I find myself thinking about ways to minimize the potential for mayhem in the digestive tract of our cows.

A Software Love Affair

Integrating new software into your team can feel like a blind date. Worse yet, a speed date followed by an arranged marriage. This shotgun arrangement may not end well. But, there is a better way…