Learn from the experts how to save seeds for planting now and proper seed storage for future planting. Farmer Greg Peterson and Bill McDorman discuss the 5 easiest seeds to save. We cover seed saving for more than just vegetables and grains; we also include corn and wheat. The goal is to give you the opportunity to learn about seed saving so you can harvest the many seeds produced by what you plant. We also want you to learn about The Great American Seed Up! It’s a wonderful resource.

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Our Weekly To Do on getting your front porch decorated to make it more inviting and secure at the same time. Plus homeowner questions on air in the hot water line, rats tearing up a car, explaining reverse osmosis for better drinking water and a mystery homeowner leak that's causing water usage to nearly double.

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Sewer back ups and clogged drain lines can happen anytime. Brandon Williams of Day And Night Plumbing discusses some of the tools they use to unclogged those drains and inspections to move your wastewater out. We also cover noninvasive techniques for installing new sewer lines that don't require saw cutting. Plus listeners have some plumbing issue we try to tackle.

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Two types of lawns in Arizona: winter rye grass and summer bermuda. Jay Harper gives you tips for transition to softer winter lawns. Time to plant those leafy greens, root crops and modified stem vegetables and flower gardens. Plus other gardening tips including a unique vegetable you would never think would be successful in the desert. 

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We discuss The National Fire Protection Association's "Cooking Safety Starts With You" campaign with tips on safety and fire prevention in the kitchen. Introducing our newest Certified Partner Mason Pro Services. How to hang a picture on a slump block wall, roof underlay and other homeowner tips.

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Mobility can become more difficult as we age. A formidable obstacle in the home is our bathroom where most accidents happen from slipping and falling. Derek Rogers, Owner of Rosie on the House Certified Aqua Therapy Tubs, discusses the necessary steps to achieve an accessible bathroom. Plus how he got started in his business and his passion for helping Military Veterans.

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Justin Rohner of Agriscaping.com featured tree is the Canyon Hackberry.  A desert adapted, semi-deciduous shade tree that can sustain growth in rocky type soil. Tips on the best trees to plant right now for fruit and shade. Plus Justin's levels of frost protection ahead of winter including the proper method to cover plants.

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When toilets are flushed, the wastewater goes to a city sewer system or a stand alone septic tank. We touch on how they function. Plus homeowner questions on a inch and a half drop from garage to paver driveway, algae buildup in a solar water heater, casitas, building a garage near a shade tree, why are electric panels outdoors, and more!

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In a period of high interest rates, there could be an option to use your 'home's savings account'. It's called equity. Could you cash out by selling your home or use equity to remodel your existing home? Plus homeowner questions on water pipe hammering, pool waterfall cracks, cooling a hot attic and a listener was surprised to hear what his insurance company will do if he installs a metal roof.

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Rogers Livestock co-owner Kevin Rogers is joined by Arizona Farm Bureau's Julie Murphree to talk pork and much more! Kevin is passionate about teaching the fine art of pig showing and teaching Arizona youth the leadership skills that accompany it. Plus more facts about pigs and pork that brings in over 11 million dollars in sales for Arizona.

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