This week Backyard Farmer discusses why native plants around your home landscape is a good idea and looks at how beautiful landscapes can improve the health and well-being of residents of our senior communities.
This week on Backyard Farmer we visit a fantastic community garden at the Hastings Middle School and try to help figure out what's wrong with your tomatoes.
This week on Backyard Farmer we look at off color trees and shrubs and what you can do about it as well as differences in environment between western and eastern Nebraska
Backyard Farmer was taped before a live audience at Northeast Community College in Norfolk, Nebraska. And for the first time in 70 seasons, the expert extension panelists were all female educators.
55 min
About Backyard Farmer
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Backyard Farmer panelists offer gardening and turf strategies throughout the growing season, so if you've got a problem or question in your garden, check Backyard Farmer first. Backyard Farmer began…
on what was then KFOR-TV, channel 12 in Lincoln, in the Fall of 1953. The program switched to the new University of Nebraska Television station, KUON-TV, in the Spring of 1954. As the Nebraska Educational Television Network was built, Backyard Farmer's reach expanded to all Nebraskans, and since 1998 has been available online at byf.unl.edu.