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IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: An update on the tariff situation – the U.S. and China in a seesaw trade battle, but has there been a resolution? THIS on the radar again: They call it the "Death Tax" – and it's a huge downside for farmers! In our Southern Gardening segment, “Where’s the Leaf?” Eddie says they're beautiful in every season – he's in Vicksburg with prime examples. And finally, go deep sea diving with Farmweek...at the Mississippi Aquarium!

IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: One more chance to witness a very special FORESTRY FIELD DAY in Monticello, Mississippi – a memorial to a man who left us far too soon. In Southern Gardening, Eddie's in Vicksburg with a RAISED BED GARDEN full of beauty AND structure. In the markets, Zac's got the CROP SITUATION – good things being said about the Magnolia State! And in our feature: COTTON-PICKIN' RESULTS! Rebuilding the American clothing industry with Mississippi cotton.

IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: The White House issues the first part of its MAHA report (Make America Healthy Again). The NEXT part? What to do about the results. Plus, the US and Mexico at odds with one another water-wise. Now what? In Southern Gardening (and we love this at Mississippi State), plants with maroon leaves! And in our feature: Zac visits Sorrento, Italy. Here’s how they do things in the “Old Country.”

IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: A field day in Monticello, Mississippi – in honor of a man who left us far too soon. In our Southern Gardening segment, an elegant white glove landscape treatment in Grenada, Mississippi. In our main feature, CRP compliance around the nation – how did Mississippi fare? And a somber holiday coming up – a Memorial Day tribute to those American soldiers who paid the ultimate price.

IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: We conclude our special report "BALANCING ACT" with a deeper look into the original inspiration for the series itself. In our Southern Gardening segment, lantanas are the game—and "luscious" is the name! In the markets, another episode of our popular "What Is...?" series. This time, WHAT IS COTTON? And back to our special report, we wrap it all up as the temporary wetlands are drained off in time to plant the new season’s crops. Thanks for watching!

IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: We begin a special report. In the Mississippi delta, a precious balancing act. In our Southern Gardening segment, a double feature: “Angel Face” and a whole lot of “Moss Gloss!” Plus, an encore. What makes wheat so special? Zac says ‘Let's bake a deal!’ And back on our special report, turns out a flood can actually be a good thing.

IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: With wild hogs still a problem – an encore of our special “Hogumentary.” In our Southern Gardening segment, the namesake of Mississippi we all know and love: the Magnolia! Plus, Zac reports on two other icons of Mississippi agriculture: poultry and sweet potatoes. And in our main feature, women have always played a big role in poultry. We go back in time to meet three from Mississippi State!

IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: Just for grins, we look back 26 years at the "Wheel Deal!" Flywheelers 1999! In our Southern Gardening segment, feeling a little blue? Eddie Smith says that's actually a good thing! Then, we’re back to the future – flash forward to Flywheelers 2024! And finally, a food desert no more. A follow-up encore from Marks, Mississippi.

IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: The never-ending tariff seesaw. This time, the president changes direction, but for how long? In Southern Gardening, once again, native plants – but these love their sun! In the markets, the new WASDE report didn't say a whole lot, but what it DID say was pretty interesting! And in our feature – back by popular demand – a 2025 Dixie National ENCORE!

IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: The tariff drama continues with an update on what's happening now! Plus, an encore. It's a "Say Cheese" kind of show – WE MAKE CHEDDAR CHEESE at Mississippi State University! In Southern Gardening, Eddie showcases a few of the MANY plants native to the state. And in our feature, we meet a farmer who proves you really can teach an OLD DOG NEW TRICKS!

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