Guernsey Dairy Mama

Passionate about my lifestyle and Guernsey Ladies

2015 Year End Review: Agvocacy

I’ll be repeating myself just like last year but is anyone else wondering where 2015 went? So somehow it’s that time again for my 2015 Year End Review, first taking a look at my agvocacy efforts. This was a big year and yet a very quite year on the blog. The biggest change and achievement […]

Christmas Tapioca Pudding

When Sadie from Dairy Good Life asked us to team up for a Dairy Christmas recipe share, this was the first dairy recipe that came to my mind. Nothing is more comforting than a warm treat of tapioca pudding on a cold evening. So today I am sharing our family tapioca recipe, straight from my […]

Prairie Californian’s Thirty Days of Food

If your like me I am always looking for new recipes to try. If your in the market to fill up the recipe box than look no further than Prairie Californian’s Thirty Days of Food. Jenny does an amazing job for the whole month of November bringing awesome recipes and featuring a farmer that produces […]

Choosing Robotics for our Dairy Farm

I’ve mentioned before that our farm is in the process of transitioning to robotics. For the past year we have been taking the time to plan and really dig into all the numerous decisions that go along with making this change. Building a new facility requires a lot of thought and we are glad we […]

Happy Cow Appreciation Day

There had been some discussion on exactly which day was cow appreciation day. The same talk was still circulating this year, so it’s time we set the record straight. Guess what? It’s EVERYDAY! That’s right, every day we appreciate and care for our hard working Ladies that produce nutritious milk. Without milk there would be […]

Lessons Taught by Cows

I struggled to pick a topic to write for this guest blog post. There are so many different directions I could go, being a wife, mother and dairy farmer. A friend asked me, “What do you want people to know about dairy farming?” I want people to know that while dairy farming is a business, […]

Hypothetical Kids

When Kris and I were deciding to buy the farm, we didn’t have any kids yet, but we did have a list of reasons why we wanted to raise our hypothetical kids on a farm. We were both raised on dairy farms, and we wanted that same kind of upbringing for our kids. We wanted […]