Is America really experiencing a K-shaped economy, or has the economic divide become more complicated?

Kansas State University agricultural economist Dr. Brian Briggeman joins Damian Mason to explain why he believes the familiar K-shaped economy may have evolved into something closer to an “E-sh...

Brandon Strutzenberg of Iowa Aerial is a busy man with four businesses, working nonstop to provide value to his customers. Something unique about Brandon is his heart for people, specifically young men who want to learn how to work hard and build a business.

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What does it take for a farmer to ditch the familiar and give a new product, practice, or technology a shot?

Damian Mason sits down with Kelly Garrett, Adam Ullrich, and Trey Cutts of Tidal Grow to debate what really drives innovation on the farm. Is it university research? On-farm trials? ROI? ...

When is it time to hand over the keys—and when does experience make you too valuable to quit?

Damian Mason sits down with Matt Miles, Chad Henderson, and Todd Kimbrell to tackle a touchy subject in agriculture: Do farmers stay in the game too long? The guys dig into farm succession, giving the n...

Agriculture has plenty to worry about—but are we focused on the right things?

Damian Mason sits down with Chad Henderson, Matt Miles, and Tommy Roach for a wide-ranging conversation about the issues that could have a lasting impact on American agriculture. They dig into agriculture’s shrinking p...

“That won’t work here.” It might be one of the most common phrases in farming—and one of the most dangerous.

Damian Mason joins Matt Miles, Chad Henderson, and Todd Kimbrell to talk about what happens when farmers challenge conventional wisdom and try something anyway. From Y-drops and liquid fe...

Are nutrient regulations headed for American agriculture? Damian Mason sits down at The Granary table with Kelly Garrett, Todd Kimbrell, and Tommy Roach to dig into a topic farmers may want to get ahead of.

From nitrate concerns in Iowa and Nebraska to phosphorus issues around Lake Erie and the ...

Calls for American agriculture to diversify sound great—but what exactly are farmers supposed to grow instead?

Damian Mason sits down with Kelly Garrett, Adam Ullrich, and Galynn Beer (Tidal Grow) to dig into the economics and realities of moving acres away from corn and soybeans. From wheat, oa...

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With wheat and Matt's first ever canola crop harvested and sold, what was the more profitable crop. Does canola have a future on Griggs Farms? With an increasing canola price for next year, what do the economics of canola vs wheat look like for 2027? Also, with fertilizer costs skyrocketing th...

Planting season is not quite done yet as Matt finds a little more cotton that needs to be planted and also, it's time for the corn maze to be planted. But a series of problems has Matt throwing up his hands and calling it quits. Matt and Andy find the source of a troubling noise on the drivetra...

A broken A/C line on the sprayer makes for a steamy experience for Matt and Andy. Matt gives a mini crop update, showing some of the issues they're facing in cotton this year with pests and also shows what he's doing to push and extraordinary looking soybean crop.

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An outstanding wheat harvest is winding down but an easy final day turns into and expensive nightmare with multiple breakdowns. Can the Griggs Farms crew solve all the problems and get the wheat crop wrapped up?

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Matt, Andy, and Carter attempt what should be a quick fix on the steering for the combine. However, does Matt have enough tricks up his sleave to break loose the tie rod? Matt finds his best wheat of the year. The Griggs find out the TRUE capacity of the Elmer's 1300 HaulMaster grain cart. Bu...

Kelli Kreider spent years as an agriculture instructor before trading the classroom for a career flying spray drones. Today she runs Spot-On Drone Services out of Wabash, Indiana flying for growers who trust her to get the job done right.

In this episode of Spray Drone Network, Kelli walks us t...

Americans consume nearly twice as much honey as they did 30 years ago, yet U.S. beekeepers are facing one of the most challenging periods in the industry's history. Why is demand growing while domestic producers continue to struggle?

Commercial beekeeper and American Beekeeping Federation Vice P...

After the driest spring of his career, regular rains are plaguing wheat harvest with rainouts every couple of days and quickly degrading wheat quality. Matt tries to steal a day by harvesting when conditions are questionable before another storm system rolls in. Matt gives a glimpse of his corn...

Mikaya and Tanner Spires crisscross the U.S. to tell the stories of people using spray drone technology for everything from fungicide application to coal mine reclamation.

The first episode of the new weekly streaming series “Spray Drone Network” launches on AcresTV Thursday, Aug. 6, 2026, with ...

Harvest season is officially underway! 🍒

Come along for the first full day of tart cherry harvest in Southwest Michigan as I take you behind the scenes of what really happens on a commercial cherry farm. From the early morning drive to the orchards in southern Michigan to the first trees being s...

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California produces approximately 80 percent of the world's almonds, making it the global leader in almond production. The industry supports more than 110,000 jobs and contributes roughly $6 billion in annual exports, but profitability has become increasingly difficult.

Oversupply, weak prices, ...

$2.6 billion. That's what U.S. cotton growers stand to lose this year according to USDA, the fifth straight year of red ink for the industry. The Great American Cotton Plan, announced in May 2026, aims to change the economics of American cotton. In short, we’ve lost acres, we’ve lost infrastructu...

Are biologicals just the latest buzzword—or are they the future of farming?

In this episode of The Granary, host Damian Mason sits down with Curt Knight and Trey Cutts from Tidal Grow Agriscience, along with Iowa farmer and attorney Adam Ulrich, to tackle one of agriculture's biggest questions: ...

Screwworm from the south. Asian longhorned ticks from the east. Learn more about these two threats and what's being done to mitigate them. Also, we weaned the calves in early spring and it was mostly stress free!