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For over four decades, our accounting firm has produced quarterly dairy farm cost average reports for our dairy clients and others to use for benchmarking and profitability improvement.
What is going on in the mind of your partner when they are about to hit that alarm clock?
Are they thinking about what has to get done today with excitement or just hitting snooze and getting another 20 minutes sleep?
Locating, recruiting, onboarding and retaining good workers on dairy operations has become a huge concern nationwide, whether you’re milking 100, 1,000 or 5,000 cows.
What causes you to “foul up”?
Cognitive distortions are habitual thought patterns that cause people to view reality in inaccurate – and usually negative – ways.
Recording data is an essential part of dairying and comes in many forms, depending on the task and management style implemented on the operation. Recorded data can also be important for employee management – specifically for feedback.
Two tiny toads ate fat flying flies. No, you are not being challenged with a tongue twister, but do you remember playing the telephone game at 4-H or FFA meetings growing up?
After a long stint in Washington, D.C., our federal representatives have come back to their districts and states for an August recess to hear directly from their constituents. Contrary to what we normally associate with the word “recess,” it’s no time of rest for members of Congress. During this time, they pack their schedules with business tours, association and government events, meet and greets with industry leaders, and all the travel in between.
We’ve all asked that question at one point or another. Whether it’s on the farm, a committee or at church, we sometimes find ourselves in a role that feels over our head.
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