This week Matt speaks with Laura Musbach Drake, the Executive Director of the Trailing of the Sheep festival. 2018 markes the 22nd year of the festival which is now a beloved and celebrated tradition in the Wood River Valley of Idaho. Learn how the festival started as a meshing of the old and new ways in this beautiful valley and how it's been embrased and grown over it's 22 year history.

What are you going to do with your chickens to prepare them for the winter? Learn about how to keep those eggs of high quality and keep up some production. Mike Gallagher, from Durvet, joins Matt to discuss how best to keep your chickens safe through the winter.

With hunting season in full effect, Oregon Fish and Game Lieutenant Tim Schwartz, from the Oregon State Police Department, and clarify the existing and upcoming changes to laws, rules, and regulations in Oregon.

In this episode of the D&B Supply show Matt interviews Greg Wooten, Chief of Enforcement, from the Idaho Depertment of Fish and Game to go over all the new hunting changes before you go out. Learn about the new trespassing rules for landowners and what to be aware of when you are a hunter.

This week, Matt speaks with an editor of The Old Farmer's Almanac, Sarah Perreault, who educates us on how this iconic yearly purchase came about in 1792 and how they continue to keep up with the times.

Matt profiles a local, Treasure Valley small-acreage farmer, Caleb Pirc of the Good Shepherd Farm, who is making suburban farming a success in the Treasure Valley.

Not only is Caleb a first generation farmer raising livestock just outside of the city limits but he is now breeding rams, ewes, and lambs, leasing and seeding his neighbor's unused ranchettes, and is now selling his meat with Management-intensive Grazing practices.

This week beekeeping expert, Melinda Jean Stafford, joins Matt in talking about bees and what needs to be done as the winter sneaks up on us. Melinda talks about why to harvest your honey in the beginning of August and why bees start their winter in September. Learn how to protect your bees in the winter with or without a natural break and much more.

This week Matt speaks with Advanced Master Gardner with the University of Idaho Canyon County Extension office and Master Food Safety Advisor with Ada County, Gretchen Anderson, who spills the beans (and tomatoes) on how to preserve your harvest. Learn why Grandma's recipes might not be the safest to use due to different vinegar PH levels and some other quick tips and tricks to preserving all those tomatoes your neighbor doesn't want.

This week, Matt visits with Gene Klaft, with Merck Animal Health, regarding the process to take before you wean and ship your cattle off to market. Although fly control season is done with, there is some informative tips from Gene that will be helpful in the spring.

Matt speaks with Wild West Show performer, Loop Rawlins, who has been in movies, America's Got Talent and a performer at the 2018 Snake River Stampede. Listen in on how Loop got started in the business of performing as lost skills of the wild west alive with his trick roping, whip crackin' and gun-slingin'.