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Host Jodi Henke shares tips from experts across the United States to help you around your acreage. If your favorite station doesn't carry the show, call them and ask for it!

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1/15/18 | 11:20 AM
Every animal has its own way of communicating and if we pay attention, we can figure out what they’re telling us. Melissa Caughey went a step further. The Massachusetts chicken owner has learned how to speak chicken, and wrote a book about it. Caughey says for years, she would observe... listen now
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1/2/18 | 10:59 AM
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Santa’s reindeer are considered domesticated animals. They’re curious, friendly critters and exhibitions at Christmas time make them profitable, too. You may not know if you’re looking at a male or female because both sexes have antlers. Cindy Murdoch raises about a-dozen... listen now
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12/11/17 | 10:34 AM
Drag out the hoe, drop in the seeds, and hope it rains. A new robot plants and waters for you at the click of a mouse. It’s giving drag-and-drop gardening a whole new meaning. Rory Aronson is the founder and CEO of FarmBot, a gardening machine that relies on a software platform for... listen now
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