Farmweek
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: Another CYBERATTACK, this one against one of the largest MEATPACKERS in the world. Plus, we continue our look at China. Beyond the phase one trade deal, CAN we do business with the PRC? In Southern Gardening, do you have the MIDAS TOUCH? Gary goes for gold in the landscape! In the markets, MORE ups and downs – Zac Ashmore takes a deeper look. And in our feature, the Endangered Species Act is a howling success -- MAYBE TOO MUCH SO! We'll explain.
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: Congress asks why there are NO RESULTS in a meatpacker investigation. Plus, with MEMORIAL DAY almost here, a story about VICTORY GARDENS from days gone by. In our feature story, the U.S. and China are TRYING to work together, but ag tensions are escalating. And finally, speaking of Memorial Day, we present a heartfelt tribute to those who've paid the ULTIMATE PRICE.
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: No, you're not crazy, the economy's HEATING UP. Prices are jumping. How much? We’ve got the numbers. Plus… what goes up MUST COME DOWN. In the markets, some SURPRISING DECLINES (Zac has the scoop on that!). In Southern Gardening, “Amore Queen of Hearts” and “Night Sky.” Talk about FANCY PETUNIAS! And in our feature, they're PLANTING HOPE after the Derecho. Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: A weather update! DROUGHT still punishing the West and the Corn Belt. And speaking of drought, there's a global impact -- Zac Ashmore has more in his market report. Plus, cattle producers are STILL nose-to-nose with meatpackers. But there's a bill in Congress (for the ELEVENTH time) to resolve THAT. And in our feature, new research in PAIN MANAGEMENT for animals in the American food chain.
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: NEW TALK ABOUT TAXING FARMERS -- Potential tax changes could keep some farmers from being able to KEEP land they inherit. Plus, a faux in the hen house? It's the CHICKEN SHORTAGE that ISN'T -- Mississippi's ag commissioner says there's actually a FAR BIGGER PROBLEM behind it. Speaking of Mississippi, in Southern Gardening, we're off to Brookhaven for some SPRINGTIME COLOR. And in our feature, an EAR TAG PROGRAM with roots in the fight against the pandemic. Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: The president says he wants to cut emissions by HALF in the next NINE YEARS. Plus, in Southern Gardening, we're staying in the shade again (though there's still a little sun peeking through). In the markets, OH, THE IRONY! Row crops are bullish, but WHERE’S THE BEEF? Zac Ashmore digs in. And in our feature, they’re HOOKED ON HYDROPONICS! We visit a tiny “farm” with HUGE output. Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: Farmers say they SHOULD have the right to repair their OWN farm equipment, but that's apparently not always the case. Plus, the new list of the ten most “endangered” waterways in the nation. Is it a legitimate CAUSE or a fundraising tactic? States react to environmental claims. In Southern Gardening, things get a little shady! But there's more to THAT story. And in our feature, we're headed to the salt mines: FAMILY-style. Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: A look back at the Dixie National 2021 -- the Sale of Junior Champions. In Southern Gardening, ever thought about doing a transplant? You don't need a medical license to do THIS one! In the markets, this month's “Supply & Demand,” that report is out. Experts say it's made a BIG impact -- and tell us how. And in our feature -- managing risk, it's “The Art of the Hedge.” Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: We’re making history again, taking a step back in time with the opening of a small grocery story in the Mississippi delta. Plus, the president proposes a massive spending project -- trillions to be spent on infrastructure. In Southern Gardening, Gary says it's easier than you think to grow your landscape...in containers! And we have an encore presentation with implications for the future – “Voices from the Flood.”
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: Full steam ahead as the USMCA countries partner on a NEW RAILWAY. Plus, it's a “Beef Biz Bill.” Senators on BOTH sides of the aisle collaborate on an idea designed to give cattle producers MORE of the retail dollar. In Southern Gardening, they call it “SALVIA.” Gary Bachman says it’s the perfect—and one of the most colorful—BEDDING plants. And in our feature, you’ll see the REST of the story behind those “Big Freeze” AG LOSSES in the Lone Star State.