This week on Backyard Farmer, Ash Yellows, a serious disease affecting lilacs and other plants plus how to hardening off plants before they get planted in the ground.
This week on Backyard Farmer, wildfire safety, providing practical tips for reducing wildfire risks around homes. Terri James returns for the Garden Minute, and Amy Timmerman discusses needle blight, a fungal disease affecting coniferous trees.
NU President Jeffrey Gold emphasizes the importance of expert advice in gardening. Jeff Culbertson breaks down the latest mulching tips, and the panelists bring back samples.
For the final Backyard Farmer of the season, we see how a UNL intern is getting real world experience in the garden and we’ll show you three months of garden growth in three minutes.
This week on Backyard Farmer we’ll hear about preparing to move your houseplants back indoors and fall sanitation for insect pest control.
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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.