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Full confession: I have to write the Christmas column for “The Milk House” in October. It is well before the Christmas decorations or snow on the ground, and I’m often in another country. I beat Wal-Mart, the radio and TV ads to the holidays by five or six weeks.
I have been giving some thought to a topic that is now in our lexicon: emotional intelligence. In this article I write some of my thoughts.
I will admit this topic may appear to be way off the reservation, so to speak, in a magazine that is centered upon the dairy industry. But I will make the case that emotional intelligence is indeed appropriate for all of us.
We asked our team of editors to select their picks for the best content from Progressive Dairyman over the past year. Of those lists, we compiled a Top 10. Read on for a summary of each article and commentary from an editor.
or scroll down for each editor's individual top 10 picks.
Progressive Dairyman staff has once again pulled a list of the articles that were most well-read during Oct. 30, 2012 through Oct. 30, 2013 at www.progressivedairy.com.
Be sure to visit the links below to read each article in its entirety and see follow-up questions and responses.
Want to see past Top 25 lists? Click here for 2012, here for 2011 and here for 2010.
My Facebook newsfeed has been blowing up with daily notifications about what each of my friends are thankful for.Most posts are thoughtful and what you’d expect around the holidays – faith, family and feeling satisfied with their careers and farms.
The Affordable Care Act, which is better known as Obamacare, was signed into law on March 23, 2010, and was upheld by the Supreme Court on June 28, 2012. Over the last year or so, I have heard arguments from proponents and adversaries of Obamacare.
This November, the symbol for men’s health awareness is right under your nose. Well, any nose with a moustache. The moustache is rapidly becoming the rallying symbol for prostate cancer like the pink ribbon is for breast cancer.
Earlier this year, the Progressive Dairyman staff came across @DairyGirlProbs, a Twitter account dedicated to sharing funny, sarcastic and off-the-cuff quips from life on the farm. The account used the hashtag #dairygirlproblems with these clever posts.
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