Farmweek
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: We look back at some craaaaaazy (and record-setting) weather—AND a still-developing DROUGHT that has farmers a little concerned. In Southern Gardening, GERANIUMS are always popular, and now even MORE so with some new varieties. In the markets, Zac Ashmore is pondering prices, and says it may not be the same bullish market as folks were thinking (but then again...). And in our feature, COAL MINE WORKERS get a fresh start in new careers. Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: With the new STIMULUS BILL signed, where will the money go? Farmweek reporter Jonah Holland has a breakdown on how some of that RESCUE FUNDING’s about to be SPENT. In Southern Gardening, Gary shows you how to light the fuse on a COLOR EXPLOSION in your landscape. In the markets, with PLANTING underway, COTTON is not forgotten. Zac has a special report—including interviews with three top American experts. And in our feature, deep thoughts! The MISSISSIPPI RIVER is about to go down five more feet—and this project is good for the environment AND the bottom line.
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: The two USMCA presidents from the U.S. and Mexico have a LOT to talk about—and they're optimistic. In Southern Gardening, a rare double feature on the edible...and the beautiful. In the markets, Zac says prices are moving, and he's on the prowl for WHY. And finally, an encore feature: the Flora Brothers of Maben, Mississippi—partners in life AND their logging company. Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: Tom Vilsack finally confirmed as head of the USDA -- and supports, in a big way, one of the president's major priorities. In Southern Gardening, Gary says you can achieve “crape shape” without committing “Crapemyrtilation!” In the markets, a special report from Zac Ashmore on how the new president is likely to tackle trade with China. And in our feature, lessons learned so far in growing the next big crop -- hemp!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: The Big Chill! We look back at “Snowmageddon '21” – still wreaking havoc in some parts of the country. Plus, a food worker union says its members should be a vaccine PRIORITY. In our Southern Gardening segment, Gary Bachman has tips on breaking the “House Plant HEX.” And in our feature, using dashboard technology to track—and fight—pests and other threats to crops. Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: It’s a special encore edition of the show – and we're gettin' “Off The Highway” with Zac Ashmore. His first stop: a place where everything is "max’ed out!” Then it's Christmas all year long at this tree farm. Care for a tour? And where do we wind up? Well, let's just say there's some “homegrown heritage” involved! And in Southern Gardening -- a knockout story -- one of the toughest fights many gardeners face. Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: A follow-up to the Vilsack confirmation; we have more about his responses to Congress. In our Southern Gardening segment, pruning roses doesn't HAVE to be a prickly situation! In the markets, another case of supply and demand -- Zac's got that story. And in our feature, a boot camp for would-be urban farmers in Connecticut COULD work anywhere in the country. Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: “...If we can do E-15, we can certainly do E-30." GREEN gets a push forward while biofuels execs talk about their chances. Plus, snow to the right of us, drought to the left. Here we are stuck in the middle—Mother Nature making a point. In Southern Gardening, Merlin's magic wand! You might THINK it's dark magic, but Gary takes the mystery out of pruning! And before we get to THIS year's Dixie National Sale of Junior Champions, we take one last look at LAST year's! Enjoy the show!
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: That was the year that was! With our first month in the new year just about over, we look back on all the turmoil of 2020. With that in mind, our Southern Gardening segment fits right in -- Gary says it sometimes pays to be “radical.” And speaking of turmoil, Zac Ashmore recaps the combustion of the 2020 marketplace. And finally, COVID-19 is, of course, still leading to food insecurity in many parts of the country. We cover all that and more in today’s show.
IN THIS EPISODE OF FARMWEEK: A new development in the Yazoo Flood Project. The Corps of Engineers says the pumps can be built. But environmentalists have filed suit to stop construction. We’ve got reaction. In our Southern Gardening segment, looking for a fun AND tasty garden project? Gary Bachman says, 'Try microgreens!' Also, a lot happening in the markets these days -- Zac Ashmore has a panel of experts to sort it all out! And in our feature, a rising tide? The fishing industry is in need of some good news. Will it be reeled in soon...or not?