Just before Christmas 2024, the federal government unveiled a $31 billion aid package for American farmers—$10 billion in direct payments and $21 billion in disaster relief for the past two years. But here’s the twist: even more funding might be on the horizon. In this episode, Damian Mason is jo...

The light at the end of the tunnel is here. Harvest is almost complete with 110 acres left to go. But a red sky at sunrise and an early breakdown don't bode well for getting done before the next storm system arrives...

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After multiple rain events and short days upon them, it looks like the mud is here to stay and it's causing problems in the field. Matt, Kelly, and Andy are forced to deal with wet fields and wet beans in order to bring the 2024 season to a close...

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After multiple lengthy rainouts, Matt is desperate to find something dry enough to harvest so they can get harvest complete. Because the beans can't go yet, he decides to harvest the corn maze with his draper header. Later on, Matt pushes the boundries on how wet of beans he can harvest and sho...

With the season winding down, Matt, Kelly, and Andy get started cutting the doublecrop soybeans. With the hurricanes that came through in early September, Matt had hope that the rains would bring high yields. But he quickly finds out, like his other crops, that appearances can be deceiving. An...

Every farmer has that one field they’d rather forget—the rocky, swampy, or just plain stubborn "crappy ground." In this lively episode of The Granary, the crew from XtremeAg swaps stories, laughs, and practical tips for turning below-average ground into productive farmland. From spoon-feeding nut...

Chris Barron has weathered several Ag downturns as an Iowa farmer. He’s also helped hundreds of farming operations succeed despite farm economy downturns as an Ag consultant with his company, Ag View Solutions. Chris joins Damian Mason to discuss the Business of Agriculture at the farm level, lay...

Thanks for watching! I hope you will follow for more adventures as we continue to farm. If you have any questions, concerns please feel free to send me an email:)I am always under parental supervision. [email protected]

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With cotton harvest over, only two things remain left to be done for the year, wheat planting and soybean harvest. In this video Matt races to get the last 250 acres of wheat planted in record time before the next storm system runs them out of the field. With the late planting and impending sto...

The end of cotton harvest is in sight! Matt, Kelly, and Andy are ready to get the below average cotton crop all wrapped up. But racing a weather system coming in, Matt has a breakdown that may keep them from finishing. Kelly pulls double duty moving modules and cutting cotton stalks. Matt tal...

Does ripping your soil pay??? That's the answer Matt tries to find out in this video as he harvests cotton off of ripped ground and not till ground on the same farm. But one thing is for sure. Matt, Kelly, and Andy are paying the price of ripping without any other tillage to smooth it back up....

John Thomas is proud to carry on the tradition of farming that his family began more than a century ago, near Dundas, MN. This way of life includes its fair share of challenges, but a longtime battle with neuropathy presented additional hurdles for John. Just over a decade after the amputation of...

It's time to make the cow feed! We're chopping our Imiflex forage sorghum and the yields were shocking, y'all. Plus, an unwelcome surprise when it comes to animal health that we've seen before.

American consumption of beef — contrary to predictions otherwise — has held up amazingly well, despite beef prices outpacing the rate of general food inflation. 85% of that beef is processed by the “Big 4” packers. Looking ahead, what changes are coming for beef? Will smaller meat processors, bac...

The Farm Babe stops by to chat about her journey advocating for agriculture.
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After a short break to plant some wheat and let the replanted cotton fully open, cotton harvest is back on! Matt starts off by getting his variety plots harvested. But with cotton yields disappointing this year, how much worse will the replanted cotton yield??? As Matt finds, cotton yields can...

While Matt, Kelly, and Andy wait a few days for the rest of the cotton to open up, Matt decides to get some wheat planted earlier than he has in many years. Matt talks about his wheat weed control program and the varieties he's selected. He's excited about the yield prospects of the early plant...

RFK Jr. as head of Health and Human Services will oversee the Food and Drug Administration and will have a role in setting food policy in the United States. Will RFK “Un-Fauci” our food system? And what exactly is meant by “Fauci’d,” you ask? When a bureaucrat uses fraudulent science to achieve p...

Welcome to the season premiere of Field Trips! Come with me to learn about the diversity, and importance, of California Agriculture.

Today we're meeting with Karen Allen, the owner of Alexander Ag Flying Service. We're going to learn about the importance of aerial applicators in the world of agr...

In this episode of The Granary, Damian Mason moderates a round-table discussion with XtremeAg farmers about the impact of farm size on success, profitability, and lifestyle in modern agriculture. They explore the advantages and challenges of operating large-scale farms, including the need to offs...

It's that time of year again!. With keeping of the tradition and Matt tapping out this year, Kelly decides to take it upon herself to do a farm Christmas display. However her pick of decorating the sprayer is not possible this year due to it needing some repairs, so she decides to go a different...