Baby calves are born at all times of the day and night. Just like you! Even when it's -15 degrees outside. A baby calf is born without...

Discover Dairy coordinates a live zoom with Adopt-A-Cow farms. Here's our live zoom from April 2024. Meet Farmer Pam and your adopted...

Recycling can help save the planet. We put plastic, paper, and cans into recycling bins in our homes and businesses. Have you ever...

(January 2024) Your adopted calf is doing great! She's graduated from the calf barn (Elementary School) and is now in the next heifer...

Just like we trim our finger nails and toe nails, cows need to have their hooves trimmed. Every Friday, a professional hoof trimmer...

Cold weather means longer work days for dairy farmers. We've been working extra hard in extremely cold weather to make sure our animals...

It’s winter, so no matter where you live it gets cold. But here in Wisconsin, we know cold! I mean REALLY cold! On our dairy farm, we...

Oreo, Zipper and Pixy get lots of mail filled with beautifully colored pictures, letters, and questions. Farmer Pam is sharing the...

Join Farmer Pam in the milking parlor as she milks cows. Each cow gets milked three times a day - that includes weekends and holidays!...

Dairy cows are pretty “chill”. They don’t like a lot of excitement and prefer calm, lazy days. Though all cows are different and live in...

Here is a video link where Pam talks about how their cows wear activity trackers that are alot like Fitbits that people wear. ...

(Video link below) Cows are mothers and produce milk for their offspring. Before she has a baby, a "cow" is called a "heifer". She gets...

Cows and calves can see color. They just don’t see the same range of colors as you and I do. Cows are red colorblind. That means they...

Join Farmer Pam as she and her team of workers feed 100 baby calves every day.

Here's a peak at Selz-Pralle Dairy. CUTENESS ALERT! - there's a fresh, newborn calf on this video clip!