Insights from Heifer projects and our work with partners to catalyze local solutions for global impact.
Odds are, if you're a knitter you know Clara Parkes. The New York Times bestselling author and wool advocate talks yarn, work-life balance and...
In the summer of 1955, Heifer Project — now Heifer International — started working with the Prentiss Institute, an African-American junior...
If you’re like us, the dog days of late summer have got you daydreaming about upcoming pumpkin pie weather, sweet potatoes casseroles and the...
If you're tired of roasting or steaming your veggies, try pickling or fermenting them instead.
If you’ve tried all the other options and your children are still refusing to eat breakfast, it’s time for hagelslag. This word for sprinkles...
The average person in the U.S. eats about 10 pounds of chocolate a year. Despite its immense popularity, though, many people don’t know the...
Llamas and alpacas are often mistaken for the same animal, but these two species actually have several different physical characteristics and...
On July 14, 1944, a shipment of 18 cattle left the port of Mobile, Alabama, bound for Puerto Rico in a campaign to help impoverished communities...
Alcohol often has a significant carbon footprint and detrimental effect on the environment. So how can you enjoy a drink once in a while without...
This year marks Heifer International's 75th birthday! Learn who and what else is celebrating their Diamond Anniversary.