Wow. Big day for this farm wife! Come along with me as I see peanuts and sweet potatoes harvested for the first time AND get to ride in not one, but two, big auto steer tractors. Hope you learn something, because I sure did. Special thanks to my friends, Brent, Sue, Colin and Carter Leggett with...

A few years ago, it seemed that capital was on every corner looking for a place to invest. But even in those cash-rich days, not a lot of investors looked at Agriculture as an investment objective — aside from biological crop inputs and technology. Then there is Open Prairie, an Illinois-based pr...

The Kalb family welcomes us to their wonderful world of farming. Rain threatens to disrupt the planting season, so the Kalbs host a friendly shooting contest. Dallas Cardinal shows us the best way to maintain a cultivator. Tilling the dirt gets explosive when Mikey is in town.

With another year of farming under their belts there’s no time to rest; the preparation for next year is immediately underway. The families start working ground to prepare the soil for the planting season…will they finish before the ground freezes?

Water can either be a farmer's best friend or biggest enemy. Kevin and Brooks tile their fields to better control the flow of water on their land. The slip-and slide gets an update, but who dares to try it first.

It’s harvest time! Watermelons, Corn, and Soybeans headline this year's successful yields. Chelsea shows us the best way to cut a watermelon. Kevin harvests his NCGA contest fields hoping the hard work paid off. Will he retain his National Title?

We’re spending time with a few women in agriculture! The farmers get some help from their friends, making sure their crop is ready for harvest. Farmer Grayce gives us a tour of her farm, how the millennials get it done.

The farmers attend a “Field Day,” learning about the latest farm technology. They’re the first to test drive a one-of-a-kind sprayer. Kevin and Brooks spray their own fields with nutrients, but Tar Spot disease threatens to destroy Brooks’ corn crop.

The county fair isn’t just funnel cakes and theme rides; the Cardinals are showing off their best hogs at the 4H pig show! A pig-gone-wild threatens to disrupt Dallas’ winning title.

It’s a 4th of July celebration at Kalb farm. A homemade slip’n’slide is the star of the party, but not everyone makes it down smoothly. Kevin and Brooks update us on their corn. A fireworks show is the perfect finale.

It’s watermelon planting season! The Cardinal family shows us the importance of pollination using Honey Bees, and provides a tour of their farming operation. Kevin’s equipment seems to break down at the worst time possible.

The Cardinal family harvests their wheat crop, while planting soybeans right behind. Joe Dedman the “Corn Whisperer” visits the Kalb’s to share his wealth of agricultural knowledge. The Cardinal family navigates their flooded fields using water-sports.

Luke Roush was just a kid when I met him, now he’s managing a diversified Indiana farming operation with his father. We talk about skill sets, strengths, weaknesses, employee management, growth, money, the future, and more. What does Luke see from his perspective? Where are the challenges, and wh...

The whole family goes to the National Farm and Machinery show in Kentucky. The size of the show is massive and is truly a sea of tractors, combines,planters and everything in between!
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A shovel full of soil contains billions of microbes, thousands of bacteria, and a biological complexity we’re only beginning to understand. With the advent of soil sampling, we’ve generally tossed out macronutrients in large quantities and started to look at micronutrients. But we’ve not done muc...

We decided to take advantage of a very warm day for February and go on a trail ride with some of our new horses. Come along and explore our farm with us. We live on the central NC/VA line and our farm borders the Dan River. We checked on the progress of some of our barley fields and then came bac...

Ever wanted to know how farming is done in North Carolina? Well, you're in luck! In this episode I take you to Mt. Olive, North Carolina with Reggie Strickland of Strickland farms, where we talk about cucumbers, tobacco, soybeans, and sweet potatoes! The challenges, the triumphs, and more!

It's that time again! And bulls will be bulls. Watch to see how these fellas react to being in with the cows - or if they care at all. We truly appreciate you being here with us. Until next time, Farm Hard Live Well! The Bernards

More than half the states in the U.S. are considering “right-to-repair” laws according to a recent article. Legislation at the federal level is being pushed by Montana senator Jon Tester. Pushers of “right-to-repair” regulation position themselves as victims of big equipment companies. Big equipm...

In this video, we are still waiting to be able to finish soybean re-plant due to rain (even though we are replanting because of drought...) Watch to see what happened when we borrowed a friend’s seed tender. We might need a few more lessons (and a bigger wallet). We appreciate you being here! Unt...

Hi and welcome to our channel! I'm excited to bring you along as I share my life as a farm wife and mama to two. Eight years ago I left the corporate world to work alongside my husband on our beef cattle farm and homeschool our two children. I wasn't raised on a farm, and I'm still learning somet...

Join us as agronomic field representative Ashley Babl, walks us through the impact of CEC, Organic Matter, soil pH and Buffer Index on your soil fertility and irrigation management.

I’ve been hearing the complaint, “it’s hard / impossible for a young person to start out in farming these days” for decades. Recently, an interviewer went down this road about the struggle of young people to get into farming and blamed the phenomenon on “corporate-ization.” You’ve no doubt heard ...

Larry McArthur is a 65 year old peanut farmer from North Florida. He started farming in 1974 with 10 acres of peanuts and since has grown to over 1,500 acres of peanuts and cotton.