As the season begins, Hedrick plants the seed for what will be his most ambitious crop yet. With every farmer gunning for a profitable year, the stage is set for anything to happen. The Fite crew takes a minute to enjoy the solar eclipse as they wait for a window to plant?

It’s time to dig deep—literally. Atley finishes up all planting for the season but ends with a hydraulic breakdown. Luepkes does an aerial drone application, works the cattle, reviews some products and tests the soil with a new fancy soil probe.

As the crops begin to sprout, the sun heats up. Hedrick gets a visit from a special guest and flies some drones while Dan demos a drone, plants, and checks crops.

With multiple crops on the line, it’s a showdown across the fields. Galloway is growing corn, beans, cotton, wheat and rice. He is set to spread risk and stay profitable This episode is all about strategy, stamina, and the sheer will to stay diverse.

The Fites / Manns start planting and check some early planted wheat. From planting to harvest, farmers must face the challenges of unpredictable weather, pests, and timing to produce the highest yield. Hedrick visits the lab and gets a visit from AgX.

Atley dances while Luepkes does some tissue tests with Brad, the agronomist.

In this water-heavy episode, Galloway takes a closer look at rice farming. Timing, irrigation, and soil management all play a critical role in this episode as he works towards a profitable rice crop. Hedrick takes a look at some corn and tests the new soil probe with some special guests

It’s all about knowing what the crop is doing on a nutrient level. Whether it’s wheat, corn, or soybeans, Dan closely monitors the crop in order to know how to feed it. Atley gets a visit from AgX and sends the airplanes to the fields.

Shelby Fite work on spraying some crops with a drone and sprayer plus gets a visit from a special guest. Luepkes takes a look at the relay crop, post harvest, checks twin row beans on sixty inch centers, and get a visit from AgXplore.

Top Crop takes a special look into some specialty crops with a quick visit to some local apple, pumpkin, watermelon, and sweet corn farms.

Corn is the focus, but things aren’t as straightforward as they seem. Dan must navigate crop diseases, unpredictable weather, and limited resources to ensure a bountiful harvest. Special AgX visits Luepkes while Hedrick has a field day and checks some corn.

From planting the seeds to picking the harvest, cotton is the profitable, but high maintenance star of this season. Galloway faces the technical and practical challenges of producing the highest quality cotton, all while racing against time and still managing rice, corn and beans. Top Crop stops ...

Farmers must uncover hidden agronomy secrets to succeed. With Hedricks knowledge of soil, nutrients, and crop rotation, he can keep a crop growing strong. Atley begins to harvest corn in Ohio and reveals some enlightening agronomy knowledge about his ground.

When you try something new and things don’t go just right, you have to improvise. Luepkes does just that in his relay crop experiment while Galloway is well underway with harvest in Arkansas.

Hurricane Helene devastates North Caroline and Hedrick loses everything. He reflects on what could have been and talks about what he did learn. Luepkes finishes up the year in Illinois.

Ohio is the last state to wrap on harvest. It’s no easy task getting all the grain out of the fields. Both Atley and the Fites do it in style as they are both on par to finish harvest earlier than most other years.