A bad combine breakdown on the road at night has Matt stranded and blocking traffic. Andy's first day back after being out sick has him questioning life choices. After talking with some other farmers about the state of the ag economy, Matt explains how his faith is keeping him positive

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Good ole Wayne Pacelle is up to his ears selective outrage and hypocrisy, this time pertaining to pork, veal and egg farmers and Prop 12. Find out why I called him out in a recent article PLUS we are chopping our corn silage from Hefty SmartStax Pro and things didn't go as originally planned.

With harvest winding down, Matt, Kelly, and Andy turn their attention to harvesting the last crop: doublecrop soybeans. Earlier in the year, Matt was estimating that he wouldn't even cut them due to the 84 day drought. However, some late season rains have surprised Matt in how the soybeans reb...

With his birthday right around the corner, Matt races to get the rest of the wheat planted, but a sudden rash of battery problems throws a wrench in his plans. Matt shows how to determine wheat seed size to get accurate planting rates. Andy finishes with the fertilizer spreading.

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GLP-1 weight loss medications are transforming American diets—and agriculture must adapt. Damian Mason and ag consultant Todd Thurman explore how widespread adoption of these appetite-suppressing drugs, soon to be more accessible as pills, could reduce national calorie consumption by up to 25%. T...

In this no-holds-barred episode, Damian Mason sits down with Kelly Garrett, Adam Byrne, and Gail Stratman to unpack the tangled mess — and quiet triumphs — of American agriculture today. From the loss of farmer autonomy to a flood of confusing products, the conversation exposes why the system oft...

Wheat planting is going strong and Matt talks himself into doing some more research by putting in a replicated plot to determine if saving wheat seed for multiple years has a detrimental effect on yield. Andy has issues getting the fertilizer buggy going. Matt lets his issues with Bayer be know...

Welcome back to the farm! After days of dedicated farming, we're bringing in the last of the crop with our dependable combine harvester machine. It's truly a rewarding day of farm life as the corn combine rolls through the fields, a testament to all the hard work and efficient use of machinery.

Welcome back to the farm as we prepare for the corn harvest! In this video, we're getting the combine harvester ready, specifically our John Deere combine, after a successful bean season. It's a busy day of farming, but preparing this machine for harvesting corn is a straightforward process. Than...

After being out of the field for 9 days due to incessant rains, Matt tries to judge if he's better off planting in marginal conditions or if it would be better if he waits. Andy has oil pressure problems with the 4440. Matt explains some fertility tests with sulfur that he's trying on canola an...

Can a small farm thrive in today’s competitive agricultural economy? Steve Strasheim of Twisted River Farm is proving it can. Starting with just a quarter acre in Montana, Steve has built a diversified, profitable farming operation on 5 acres—focused on direct-to-consumer produce sales. In this e...

Are ag producers sticking with name brands out of habit—or is there real value in loyalty? In this no-holds-barred episode of The Granary, host Damian Mason sits down with Johnny Verell, Brian Adams and Dean Ladner from Albaugh to explore whether brand loyalty is helping or hurting the bottom lin...

What lies ahead for American agriculture? In this forward-looking episode, Damian Mason is joined by nine agribusiness professionals from The Business of Ag Success Group to share 10 bold predictions for the industry through 2026 and beyond. Topics include:

The future of government subsidies

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Get ready for the harvest season with these optimal harvester settings! We detail specific adjustments for rotor speed, fan speed, and sieves, offering insights crucial for efficient farming operations.

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After being out of the field for a few days due to a storm system, Matt, Kelly, and Andy are ready to get the cotton harvest finished up. But after taking the previous day to make some much needed repairs, Matt vents his frustration over the price gouging equipment manufacturers are giving farm...

Overgrown to clean — in this video I’m tackling small trees, brush, and thick bushes on the farm using a skid steer equipped with a grinder. This area had been left untouched for years, and the goal was to reclaim usable ground while cleaning up field edges and improving access across the farm.

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With a weeks worth of rain arriving unexpectedly, wheat planting is at a halt. However, there's plenty of things to do on the farm in the meantime. Matt gets a jumpstart on getting his feed ground for the steers he normally buys every year to feed his family. This year, instead of buying prema...

After finally getting done picking cotton, Matt quickly gets geared up to begin planting wheat during his optimal time to plant wheat. However, an unexpected breakdown late in the weekend brings wheat planting to a screeching halt.

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After being out of the cotton picker for a couple of days due to a disaster at the grain bins, Matt, Kelly, and Andy are ready to wrap up the poor cotton crop. Matt thinks he's already picked the worst cotton of the year...but has he?

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In this video, as Matt, Kelly, and Andy begin to close out cotton harvest 2025, Matt gives a history lesson on cotton harvest on his farm since 1979, the different cotton pickers his family has owned, and also the transition in the cotton industry from cotton trailers, to module builders, and fin...

Matt and Kelly continue their tradition of creating a colorful Christmas light display featuring farm equipment. This year, they want to bring some of the Griggs family history back to life by lighting up the old cotton gin to simulate as if it's ginning its first cotton crop since 1995!

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With the last day before a big storm system arrives, Matt, Kelly, and Andy are pushing to get the rest of their good cotton picked before it gets damaged by the storm. Carter takes over module moving duties from Kelly. Later, Matt finds out just how much the trackhoe work on treelines profited ...

From a backyard hobby to a vertically integrated quail operation, Manchester Farms now produces 80,000 Pharaoh quail per week and distributes processed birds and quail eggs nationwide. Brittney Miller, whose family started the business over 50 years ago, shares the company's evolution, production...