10/10/23 | With soybean harvest rolling along smoothly, Matt gets ready to cut his high yield competition plot. However, his power problems on his combine rears its head, leading to another epic parts run...

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10/9/23 | With the corn harvested and the cover crops planted, it's time for the crew at Griggs Farms to get started cutting the full season soybeans! During his crop tour, Matt saw some potentially record-breaking yield potential. Will his estimate come true though??? Andy learns a lesson at ...

10/6/23 | Matt's trying to finish up seeding the 500 acres of cover crop behind the corn but he's besieged with problems, both with the Bourgualt air seeder and his tractor. Matt points out some more nice features of the air seeder.

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10/2/23 | Matt continues to seed cover crops with the Bourgualt CD-872 air seeder and has to make some tractor modifications to try to get more hydraulic flow. Andy and Kelly get started defoliating cotton when they have a run in with a bicyclist. A crew shows up with a drone to do some aerial ...

9/30/23 | It's finally time to see what the Bourgault air seeder is all about as Matt carries it to the field to start planting some cover crops. Will it prove to be the machine that Matt hopes it is???

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George Gray of Clover Leaf Cotton Gin comes on the show and we talked about the history of cotton and so much more.

Corn is out of the field and in the bin. Yay! Beans are all sold. Yay! Cow problem is solved. Yay! Nice for some things to work out for a change. 🥲 Hope this finds you well and hope you and yours have a wonderful, blessed Thanksgiving! Until next time, farm hard live well. xx, The Bernards

If you’re in business, at some level, you’re in sales. So, how exactly would you rate your sales game? Do you ask the right questions? Is your product knowledge keeping up? Do you understand the needs and problems of the customers you seek to serve? St. John (“Sinjin”) Craner, a sales and marketi...

Never fails to fail! Lawrence has always worried this would happen. But we did get some good pickin' and grinnin' in after the fact. We appreciate you being here! Until next time, Farm Hard Live Well, The Bernards

Getting beans sold and trying to finish seeding, but bearing not cooperating. Watch to see how this all played out and more of Wes's pretty drone footage. Happy to have you with us! Until next time, Farm Hard Live Well, The Bernards

And that's a wrap for beans 2023! Now to get them sold so we can combine corn. We also took a short trip out of town, Austin did a BIG thing and we wrangled an old gravity body for good use. And some more drone footage from Wesley. We appreciate you being here! Until next time, Farm Hard Live We...

The Mississippi River is low and that’s causing shipping problems for Agriculture. Mark Milam with Independent Commodity Intelligence Services joins Damian to discuss issues of transportation, supply, and distribution of fertilizer for crop year 2024.

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Onto days 2 and 3 of bean harvest. Praying the header doesn’t act up again. Bean cracking may not be the best test. Black cows are hard to see in the dark. And that about sums this one up!We appreciate you being here! Until next time, Farm Hard Live Well, The Bernards

The chasm between beef and dairy is being bridged as the two industries fuse in a trend that could be good for beef, dairy, consumers, the marketplace, and maybe the environment. The advent of sex-specific semen made a whole lot of dairy cow uteruses available. Meanwhile the beef industry needed ...

Nebraska FFA was well represented at the 96th National FFA Convention held in Indianapolis, Indiana, November 1-4.

Members qualified for the National Convention by competing at the state level last spring, advancing first-place competitors to the national competition.

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Well, we are finally in the field! But not without a few hiccups. Come see how we got going and if we can keep going... We appreciate you being here! Until next time, Farm Hard Live Well, The Bernards

9/29/23 | With the huge corn harvest winding down, Matt has to finish harvest with a small corn head. Kelly gets some seat time in the combine.

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9/27/23 | Corn harvest is on the short rows with yields continuing to climb. However, when Matt starts harvesting more plots, Kelly finds an opportunity to poke fun at him...

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9/25/23 | Matt has problems with the combine and can't figure out why the elevator keeps choking up. Matt harvests the Utrisha plots. Does bugs in a jug pay off in increased yield???

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9/24/23 | In the midst of his third year running the GTS X10 cornhead, Matt gives an updated review of it. With the big corn yields, Andy has finished filling a bin and needs to swap to another one. Matt explains his reasoning about why they don't enter NCGA yield competitions.

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Looking at tractors and asking for freebies at the Sunbelt Ag Expo in Moultrie, GA

She's been good to us (other than the days she wasn't.) But those aren't the days I'll remember the most. I'll remember the lessons learned getting her going that first summer and all the good she did for us. ❤️ See you in beans next time! We appreciate you being here! Until next time, Farm Hard ...

Well, just like that harvest is ready to go and we can't get going fast enough. Imagine that! 😅 Come see what's been going on and come back to help us say goodbye to Gerdie and hopefully get in the field. As always, we appreciate you being here! Until next time, Farm Hard Live Well, The Bernards

As it turns out, we’ve not always been good to our soil. Fortunately we’re starting to better understand the living organism beneath our feet. However, we’re still mistreating this valuable asset that’s selling for $15,000 to $20,000 per acre in some areas. David Kleinschmidt of Progressive Agron...