Ag Proud – Idaho magazine announced recently that FFA chapters have received donations totaling $1,527 following the publication's 2025 subscription renewal drive.

There’s a certain sound that lives in the countryside. It’s not a song you hear on the radio, but one that settles into your bones over a lifetime. The value and assets dairy producers build over a lifetime can’t be taken with them, but they can be directed with a purpose.  

On paper, it may seem like a small interaction: hosting a student for a single day on a dairy farm. In reality, that one-day experience can spark career paths, build lasting mentorships and strengthen the future of the dairy industry, one student at a time.

I love leadership, and it is very clear that vision is one of the most important responsibilities of any leader. Great leaders understand the significance of not only possessing vision but also clearly communicating it to everyone connected to the organization.

Dairy Business Association (DBA) President Greg Siegenthaler welcomed more than 300 people to the annual Dairy Strong conference on Jan. 15 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. “It means a lot that you’re part of the discussions here today so that we may lead our industry forward,” Siegenthaler said.

A practical look at how grit, relationships and curiosity help farm families stay resilient through constant change.

In late January, PDP’s Managers Academy ventured off the mainland for its first-ever event in San Juan, Puerto Rico. With the theme, “Business Prime on Island Time,” the event challenged dairy producers and industry representatives to take a closer look at their business structure and how to position it for success into the next generation.