Garry Kibler Lordstown, Ohio Garry Kibler, whose dairy milks about 300 cows, was featured in a Tribune Chronicle article about the challenges facing today’s dairy farmers, including succession planning and lack of available farmland. Click here to read the Tribune Chronicle article.

Tree years ago, Robert Lunaleft Procter & Gamble to providedirection to the only end-to-endmilking equipment companyheadquartered in the U.S.

Divco trucks stole the show inthe Dairy Day parade, held on June 29in Hendersonville, North Carolina.The trucks are all privately ownedby members of the Divco Club ofAmerica.

From July 9-11, Alex and Mary Olson welcomed thousands of visitors to their farm. Breezy Hill Dairy, located in Barron County, Wisconsin, in the northwest corner of the state, was host to Farm Technology Days. Hundreds of volunteers from the county were there to help put on the show that travels to a new location each year.

Think back to all the stuff your parents tried teaching you when you were a kid. How did they get all those “lessons” to eventually sink in?

Step into a cow pen on Charles Ahlem Ranch in Hilmar, California, and you better make sure you have a hard hat on. The dairy-issued headgear is required equipment for all employees bringing cows up an alley to the parlor or helping with a vet check.