Farmweek
In this week’s episode, a trade group tells the EPA that E-15 year-round isn't enough. Plus, farmers say 'Pass it, already!' They're more than ready to make the new NAFTA a done deal. In our Southern Gardening segment, there’s a reason they call it the “Magnolia” state. And…they took the plunge. What happens when ranchers and bikers want to use the same land? It might not be what you think! Enjoy the show!
In this week’s episode, an environmental consequence of all the weather we've been having. Experts call it "The Dead Zone" – and much of it is attributed to agriculture. Plus, the president lifts restrictions on E15 year ‘round. It’s the next step for ethanol – and a big win for the Corn Belt. But the situation is complicated! What happens next? In Southern Gardening, “Repeat After Me!” THAT is the mantra this week—a simple landscape design strategy. And in our feature, the Conservation Reserve Program.
In this week’s episode, a tariff on Mexico avoided -- and that's good for farmers -- but there’s more than just a little friction after the announcement. Plus, a generational celebration of this year's “Golden” Dixie National. You might say it's the Circle of Life. In our Southern Gardening segment this week, it’s the ultimate in landscape efficiency. And…a star is born! Emma Grace McGrew is definitely not biting off more than SHE can chew! Enjoy the show!
In this week’s episode—with a new tariff just around the corner—President Trump throws Mexican negotiators a curveball. Now what? Plus…wood-n't it be nice? For all you do-it-yourself-ers out there, there’s an app—believe it or not—designed to help you pick better lumber. And…in Southern Gardening, WHAT rules? Gary Bachman says it's time to throw your landscaping rules out the window. And finally, they shoe horses, don't they? Can we show you something in a size 9? We get up close and personal with an expert in pony pumps. Enjoy the show!
In this week’s episode, the president's new trade aid plan seems to add to uncertainty for farmers. And speaking of uncertainty, weather is playing its role. Some growers will have to make difficult choices in the days ahead. In our Southern Gardening segment, Gary Bachman says where the landscape's concerned, paint it yellow! And they’re delivering the goods. Some creative planning helps one group bridge the gap between landfills and edible food for the needy. Enjoy the show!
In this week’s episode, meet the Tree Farmer of the Year -- a man passionate about the forest industry for decades. Plus, want to make your garden look good AND taste good? Gary's got some ideas. And…it's the real thing! Zac Ashmore takes us “Off the Highway” to Vicksburg, Mississippi. And finally, friends and colleagues remember Walt Hackney in an encore tribute to one of the country's top cattlemen. Enjoy the show!
On this episode of Farmweek, it’s a second chance to meet a forestry expert who, after only six years in operation, is Logger of the Year. Plus, your garden is probably ready for a Spring wakeup. What does that mean? Gary's got the answer! And we’ve got a feature follow-up before the U.S. possibly strikes a deal with China (or not), all about how those tariffs are affecting one crop that, until now, has been gold for the growers. And finally, ranchers who won a court case are still nose to nose with the government for control of their own land!
In this episode of Farmweek, it's “Back to the Farm,” a three-part feature about one family's decision to move away from the big city back to their roots in the country. Who steps in to help when long-time farm owners retire? And what about the kids? They'll have to learn a whole new way of life! Meet Joni, Zach, Colby, and Lucy, a family that a year ago said, "Goodbye city, hello farm life!"
In this week’s show, the Great Flood of 2019 -- still not over – has already caused billions in damage. In fact, planting season may not actually happen for some. What next? Plus, American fisherman say the rules are unfair. Now other countries are edging them out here at home. And…who's studying agriculture these days? New students are plowing ahead as universities recruit a new slice of the population. And…was it barking up the wrong canyon? Find out why one California hiker got a bit of a surprise after he rescued what he thought was an abandoned puppy. Enjoy the show!
In this week’s show, just how much should taxpayers know about the way their money is spent on the SNAP program? A South Dakota newspaper says that information should be made public. But retailers say they’d be compromised if it is – and the case wound up in the U.S. Supreme Court. Plus, considering the trade war impact, at least it's some kind of relief. If Congress gets its way, more farmers will be able to file for bankruptcy. And…are muddy waters finally clearing up?