Temple and Kelly take a field trip to see how a tractor comes together, and engage in some friendly competition along the way. Matt explains how he enriches his soil.

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What is supposed to be a few quick and easy repairs on the combine quickly turn into an ordeal. First Matt and Andy find more unexpected problems with the engine and then have to use some horsepower to get the sieves out the back. Matt explains what was wrong with the semi truck and shows Carte...

Finally!!! What was supposed to be a quick week long project has turned into a 3 month project and is now ready to be completed. With wheat harvest right around the corner, it's time to get the combine put back together. With Kelly and Andy spraying, Matt gets some help from H&R Agripower.

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Join us as Josh Dripps of Dura Products speaks with Austin Woodward of Woodward Family Farms on tips and tricks he used on his spray trailer. We'll explore various hacks and modifications that can help you achieve better results, save time, and reduce costs. From adding larger water tanks to opti...

Historically, investment in Africa has been extractive, as in, spend money to build mines or infrastructure to extract resources from the continent. Jeff Bordes with Acres Club says his company is changing that by deploying capital investment into Africa to build farms to nourish the local popula...

Recycled freight containers turned into backyard hydroponic farms for suburbanites? Space farming to combat the perils of Earth-bound climate crisis? These are just two of the multitude of Agriculture-themed business ventures being pitched by their founders, investors and public relations consult...

The Schaaf farm near Glen Ullin, ND, is a true family operation. James, Jessica and three of their four daughters still living at home work together to plant and harvest a variety of crops each year. Their girls are also very active in rodeo and sports, which keeps the family extra-busy. In the s...

The soybean planting season brought challenges, particularly with the planter experiencing multiple breakdowns. Various parts came loose and fell off the equipment during operation, causing unexpected interruptions. Despite these setbacks, the overall planting process went well.

We traveled to 5 states and this is number 4 on our list. We are putting Syngenta's "Better Yield is the Better Deal," to the test. Does it really work? Follow me on this episode as we traveled to South Carolina with the Gamble family to see just how well the product works on their soybeans.
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The U.S. is staring down its largest Agricultural trade deficit in history. One factor in that is the amount of off-shore produce and specialty crop imports from nations with significantly lower labor costs. Jamie Clover Adams, Executive Director of Michigan Asparagus joins Damian Mason to explai...

The tornado touched down and crossed a quarter of beans before tearing out several adult trees and a shed at a nearby acreage. Miraculously, the house and several other outbuildings on the property remained intact.

On this week’s episode of Fridays in the Field, we travel to northeast Nebraska w...

Farming goes beyond cultivating crops; it's about using modern farming tools to boost profitability.

Kelly, Chad and Matt use utilize different methods to increase ROI after the crop is harvested. Matt's experience with rice farming in Arkansas is shared, emphasizing the sustainable practices us...

Using chicken litter as fertilizer is a common practice that can provide valuable nutrients to the soil.
After applying the chicken litter, preparing your planter is indeed a logical next step.

The demographics are actually quite staggering — we are getting old, fast. Which means our customer’s dietary choices and demands are changing. Is Agriculture changing with its customers? What about the food inflation situation, with grocery prices up 25% since 2020? Todd Thurman, of Swine Insigh...

His dedication to finding the stories that matter, combined with his talent and passion for helping livestock producers, is what makes Troy Smith the 2024 Nebraska Rural Radio Association Service to Agriculture winner.

“I just tried to tell stories that I thought were worth telling,” Smith said...

Prop 12 in California has been causing headaches and issues for pork producers and ag producers nationwide. But is a federal fix on the horizon? Watch to find out what's happening on the policy front in between scenes of us branding (sort of), implanting and vaccinating our grass cattle.

With planting completed, Matt, Andy, and Kelly have a lot of things to get caught up on. First Matt and Andy do some repairing and modifications to the planter, Kelly and Andy get to spraying and fertilizing corn, chicken litter gets hauled in, and the bushhog starts getting an overhaul.

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With the camera crew gone and clear skies for a few days, Matt, Kelly, and Andy push hard to get the rest of the cotton planted. However, even with no storm systems in sight, they find out a different kind of weather could bring them to a standstill...space weather.

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Will the Griggs be returning to the big screen??? In the midst of cotton planting, Matt, Kelly, and Andy entertain a film crew that are filming for an episode of "Farms of America".

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Well, hello there farm fans! Emerson here getting ready to kick off an exciting new season on Acres TV. There's just something special about this time of year as we start prepping all the equipment to get back out in the fields.
Those winter months are long, but seeing those first green shoots po...

Pastures in central Nebraska are looking the best they have in three years, according to Jordan Popp, a rancher near Broken Bow.

Popp says the rain and days of sunlight has made the ideal conditions for grass growth and allowed them to turn cattle out to pasture without the concerns of previous ...

Farm Rescue is incredibly honored to have extended a helping hand to more than 1,000 farm families in crisis throughout our history. It has truly taken a village to accomplish this feat. Our mission is driven by the generosity of some amazing volunteers, individual donors and a dedicated family o...

For six decades, American Agriculture ran a trade surplus — meaning, we sold more dollars worth of Ag products to other countries than we bought. That’s changed. American Ag has run a trade deficit (bought more than we sold) four of the last six years. A record trade imbalance of $32 Billion is p...

We mowed and chopped our wheat and rye cover crops to store for silage. Is wheatlage a word? That seems so odd. Plus an update (just a few days after the initial report) about avian influenza found in ground beef samples.