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Backyard Farmer
By University of Nebraska-LincolnEducation
Backyard Farmer episodes
- Backyard Farmer (7/20/23)Backyard Farmer has a special program from the University of Nebraska City Campus.55 min
- Backyard Farmer (7/13/23)This week on Backyard Farmer we hear about plants that attract and feed butterflies and see a green roof project here in Lincoln.55 min
- Backyard Farmer (7/6/23)Backyard Farmer takes a look at promoting pollinators with blooms all season long and a turf project at the Husker football practice fields.55 min
- Backyard Farmer (6/29/23)This week on Backyard Farmer we take a look at a milkweed imposter and follow up on grasshopper control.55 min
- Backyard Farmer (6/22/23)Backyard Farmer starts the summer with two new projects. Kim Todd talks about getting some trees ready for espalier technique and Roch Gaussoin talks about renovating the turf area of the Keim Hall courtyard.55 min
- Backyard Farmer (6/15/23)Backyard Farmer records a special program from Lauritzen Botanical Gardens in Omaha, Nebraska56 min
- Backyard Farmer (6/8/23)This week on Backyard Farmer we focus on a hydroponic system to grow your own food in your home and help you figure out if your trees and shrubs are dead or will recover.47 min
- Backyard Farmer (6/1/23)Backyard Farmer takes a look at a soil amendment called Biochar and gives some tips for avoiding blossom end rot.56 min
- Backyard Farmer (5/25/23)This week on Backyard Farmer we take a look at controlling grasshoppers and help viewers be on the lookout for Lone Star Ticks.55 min
- Backyard Farmer (5/18/23)Backyard Farmer looks at mulches and proper usage of mulch as well as carpenter ants and how to control them.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.