He told his wife I’m sorry, but I’m not going with you to church this Christmas Eve. Listen to The Man and the Birds, a powerful yet simple parable about the true meaning of Christmas.

Arkansas leads the nation in Chapter 12 farm bankruptcies. Jackson County generational farmers Dennis Haigwood and Jeff Rutledge explain why more farms will fold later this month despite the Trump administration’s new aid package.

Loans denied, bankruptcies rising, auctions booked and fears of suicide linger. Generational farmers Dennis Haigwood and Jeff Rutledge explain why up to 40% of Arkansas row crop operations may not return in the spring.

Arkansas farmer bankruptcy filings during the first quarter of this year almost outnumbered all of 2024. Who has answers? Veteran farmer and ultra-successful business owner Larry McClendon just finished his 51st harvest and shares some wisdom on this episode of AgriCulture.

Before scoring touchdowns for the Razorbacks and after catching passes from Peyton Manning in the NFL, Joe Dean Davenport loved farming. Hear the former All-Southeastern Conference tight end’s story from Arkansas to the pros and back.

Monroe County mom Jana Carroll fights tears talking about her thoughtful children, shares maternal memories and wisdom from her farm in Moro, Ark. It’s a special Mother’s Day episode of the national award-winning AgriCulture.

Faulkner County mom Mary Jo Simon spent the 1970s pregnant and giving birth to seven boys in nine years. She raised them in a two-bedroom home, and they all became doctors or dairy farmers except one; and he is a cattleman married to a physician. Hear her stories on this Mother’s Day weekend episode of AgriCulture.

Pioneering ladies in agriculture carved their path, shattering stereotypes and driving innovation. It wasn’t easy. Farm women weren’t even recognized as “persons” by the government not too long ago. Hear how Stuttgart’s Mrs. Ardis Dabbs and an organization called WIFE downed discrimination on this Women’s History Month episode of AgriCulture.

An event-filled life gives 92-year-old James Ragland endearing stories. The retired extension agent still ranches near Leslie on family property purchased in the 1800s. He reclines on the porch and relays some adventures on this episode of AgriCulture.

An event-filled life gives 92-year-old James Ragland endearing stories. The retired extension agent still ranches near Leslie on family property purchased in the 1800s. He reclines on the porch and relays some adventures on this episode of AgriCulture.