May 5, 2026

The High Plains Aquifer plays a critical role in supporting U.S. agriculture—but how is it changing over time?

In this episode, we speak with Dr. James Butler, senior hydrologist at the University of Kansas, to examine current trends in aquifer levels, the factors influencing water use, and what the data tells us...

Apr 21, 2026

Can a small rural town reinvent itself—and actually thrive?
Ottumwa, Iowa proves the answer is yes. 🌱

In this episode, we sit down with Kris Patrick, Director of Main Street Ottumwa, to unpack how a decade-long revitalization effort transformed a struggling downtown into a vibrant hub for businesses, residents, and...

Apr 7, 2026

What if an entire ancient civilization was hiding in plain sight—until 2002? Range Creek is one of North America’s best-preserved archaeological discoveries… and most people have never heard of it.

In this episode, we uncover the astonishing story behind Range Creek, Utah—a remote canyon that protected a vast...

Mar 17, 2026

Can you start farming without land or a family farm? Yes—and greenhouses might be the key.

In this episode, we explore greenhouse and nursery production as one of the more accessible entry points into agriculture. For aspiring farmers who didn’t grow up on a farm and don’t have inherited land,...

Mar 3, 2026

The Gathering of the Green is one of the premier events for vintage John Deere collectors, restoration enthusiasts, and agricultural history fans — and this year’s theme, “An American Original,” celebrates the legacy of one of farming’s most iconic brands.

Host David Jones sits down with Ken Reese, one of the...