Hi there I’m Kailey! I was born and raised in the small state of Rhode Island family operated a dairy farm and a milk trucking operation. I grew up heavily involved in 4-H where I showed dairy cows and was on the state dairy judging and quiz bowl team. Upon graduating high school, I ventured west to Utah State University where I graduated with degrees in agricultural communications, broadcast journalism, and political science and a minor in agribusiness. My agriculture background doesn’t just end with dairy farming. I have also ventured into other areas of the ag industry by working in farmers’ markets, organic and conventional vegetable farms, and an apple orchard/press.
Kailey Foster
Northeast Iowa Farmer Shares His Formula For Success
As a fifth-generation farmer, Jack Smith is invested in finding ways to reduce inputs and costs in his operation.
Local Farmer Elected As The First Woman President Of Iowa Pork
A Buchanan County pig farmer has been elected the 2023 president of the Iowa Pork Producers Association.
Dubuque County Fire Leaves Machine Shed At A Total Loss
These winter conditions can cause stress as we head into the holidays, never mind the added stress a fire can bring.
Farm Feature: Oelwein Corn Maze Honors Local Family Struck With Tragedy
A local farmer is using his corn to honor the family that lost a father and son when a barn collapsed last year.
4 Months Down: Northeast Iowa State FFA Officer Shares Highlights
It's been four months since this year's officer team was elected and for Ryan Wolf embarked on this journey, he says, he didn’t quite know what he signed up fo
Century Old Dubuque Company Continues US Expansion
It’s always cool to watch a local company succeed, especially one that’s roots span back 100 years.
Meet The Iowa Farmers Behind America’s Most Famous Cornfield
As people flood to the set to watch the games this week, one thing they want to see is the corn.
Life-Saving Road Rule All Iowans Should Know
It’s always a good sight to see- when the corn is growing tall and green. But it can also indicate that the roads are going to be a little more dangerous.
Iowa Is About To Be A “Hibernation Zone” This Winter
It’s only the beginning of August and already people are looking ahead to see what kind of winter we are going to have.
So, What Really Happened In The Barn At Dubuque County Fair?
Last week at the Dubuque County Fair, livestock exhibits were closed off from the public.