June in Wisconsin brings people together – from Cows on the Concourse to a family wedding that closes the month with joy.

A move to Wisconsin – and a sorrel pony named Ginger – helped a young girl find her place.

Visiting the World Ag Expo in Tulare, California, where more than 100,000 people from 53 countries viewed 2.6 million square feet of exhibits, reminded me how interconnected and resilient agriculture really is.

More than 55% of U.S. land is forage ground – and producers continue to make those acres work for the future. AFGC’s Asheville conference reflected that optimism and shared purpose.

Winter Sundays after church often found our family gathered around the ice cream bucket, cranking fresh cream into a tradition that blended labor, laughter and lasting joy.

May your holidays be peaceful, and your new year full of promise – in the field and beyond.

Gratitude is more than a feeling – for many, it’s a way of life.

That summer marked the start of a journey that I hadn’t fully imagined.

Recently, I attended the 20th International Silage Conference in Gainesville, Florida – an event that brought together more than 330 leaders in silage research, innovation and sustainable agriculture from 37 countries.