Farmweek

In this week's episode of Farmweek, looking back on the deadliest wildfire season in a hundred years, how DO you manage the forest to prevent (if you can) such a catastrophe? Also, for all the eating we do this time of year, how 'BOUT them apples?! We'll explain. Plus, speaking of eating, we've got a nutty story for you. Time to get crackin'! And finally, we visit a Christmas tree farm – and see how those beautiful conifers (they’re not your EVERYDAY Christmas trees) are grown. Yuletide greetings, everyone! Enjoy the show!

In this week's episode of Farmweek, we're a step closer on the Farm Bill as a final version makes it out of committee and is sent to President Trump. But will it pass muster? Plus, line speeds are back in the news -- the USDA is criticized over its plan to remove limits at hog plants. And… Christmas is right around the corner. Are you wanting to break with Poinsettia tradition? Gary says GO AHEAD! And finally, she's a dancer, pageant winner, and former 4-H'er. But Emma Grace McGrew says she's just a country girl. Enjoy the show!

In this week's episode of Farmweek, we bring you an update on the trade war. And…with the end of the year coming up, Congress is rushing to get things done. Also, yet another deer in Mississippi has been found with Chronic Wasting Disease. Plus, when is a rose NOT a rose? Horticulturist Gary Bachman has the answer. And finally, in our feature segment, they work in the background, but horses and their owners would be lost without them! Enjoy the show!

In this week's episode of Farmweek, the Farm Bill is still in limbo. Some legislators say they're close, but how much longer? Also -- in California -- the Camp fire is the deadliest wildfire in a hundred years. We'll have an update. Plus, it sounds like mad science, “editing” the genes of foods before they become foods. And finally, Lantana in the fall. Horticulturist Gary Bachman says it can be eye-popping. Enjoy the show!

In this week's episode of Farmweek, Happy Thanksgiving! Where does all that food come from? We're going "Back to the Farm" (Part 1), a story of a family that left the city for a new life in the country. Also, if you're eating pumpkin pie on Thanksgiving weekend, it might have come from Morton, Illinois -- the pumpkin capital of the world. And if you're decorating for the holidays, this week's Southern Gardening segment might put you in an ornamental mood. And finally, "Back to the Farm" (the conclusion).

In this week's episode of Farmweek, just how are the midterm elections likely to affect the farm economy -- and thus, the rest of the country? Also, a unique partnered approach to funding and building means pest control applicators will get the training they need. Plus, it may be cold, but fear not! You can still have color in your landscape. And finally, buckle up for “the Real Thing!" Zac Ashmore takes us “Off the Highway” to Vicksburg, Mississippi. Enjoy the show!

In this week's episode of Farmweek, a follow-up on that second deer found in Mississippi with Chronic Wasting Disease. An expert answers the question, 'Could it affect humans?' Also, the EPA renews the herbicide Dicamba for another two years, but there are changes on its use. Plus…Okra. It's not just your grandmother's vegetable. It's a garden centerpiece! And in New Mexico, ranchers who won a court case are still fighting the government for control of their land.. Enjoy the show!

In this week's episode of Farmweek, dairy farmers push the USDA for more economic relief. One of them explains just how important it may be. Also, there's a bit of good news on opioid addiction in rural America, though the crisis is still a monumental challenge. Horticulturist Gary Bachman says it's time to plant those fall bedding plants. And last week you met the Logger of the Year. This week, find out who takes the honor as top tree farmer. Enjoy the show!

In this week's episode of Farmweek, after one of the most intense storms ever to make landfall -- Hurricane Michael -- now what? Also, the U.S. moves down (again) on a major indicator of food security. Plus, another case of Chronic Wasting Disease in deer found in Mississippi. And he defied the odds. We meet a man who, after only six years in business, is Logger of the Year. Enjoy the show!

In this week's episode of FarmWeek, more on that new NAFTA replacement. We told you last week about the deal finally being signed. This week, the president says there's never been a bigger trade deal. And speaking of big, it's billed as the largest home and garden show in the southeast—thousands attended, including us! And if you've got Crepe Myrtle Trees in your garden, don't worry—their bark is worse than their blight. And finally, a truly unique program for jail inmates that helps them grow a better future. Enjoy the show!