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Employees on your farm may be exposed to a wide variety of respiratory hazards such as vapors, moulds, dust and gases. It is important to consider what respiratory hazards may be present on your dairy and then determine what controls will offer the best protection to your employees.
A large part of dairy farming is recordkeeping. Reproduction dates, feed rations, production records, employee timecards, financial information, equipment information and more are things stored either physically or digitally somewhere on your farm. What are you doing to protect it?
Dairy farming is a labor-intensive industry. Technology has overtaken most U.S. dairy farms, but farmers still struggle to find laborers and skilled workers to care for milk cows.
The truth is: One of the best ways to help employees thrive is to offer them feedback. It’s one of the most important tools leaders have to increase a sense of motivation and engagement.
Is there any tax benefit associated with demolishing buildings and structures? If not, perhaps it’s most economical to leave unused buildings and other improvements standing.
The Great Pause continues to amplify cracks in the family dynamic which may lead to separation and divorce. In my coaching practice, this year for the first time, I am navigating transition planning at the same time the founders are leaving their marriage.
As dairy farmers, we often wear many hats. In just one day, we could be an agronomist, calf care professional, mechanic, nutritionist, HR specialist, logistics coordinator and more, and that doesn’t even include the roles we play in our families and communities.
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