The pastures that Edelweiss Dairy needs so badly to feed its organic cows are drying up in the summer heat because of an order to stop irrigating. Farmer Hans Wolfisberg explains why they were cut off, and how devastating it's been to the Lynden-area family dairy.

Why does Save Family Farming do what it does? Board member and Skagit dairyman Jason Vander Kooy goes back to the basics with Dillon, explaining why farming advocacy and public outreach are so desperately needed right now, and why Save Family Farming needs to move quickly to have a voice in an increasingly busy media landscape.

Famous for parody song videos "I'm Farming And I Grow It," "Farmer Style" and others, the Peterson Farm Brothers have taken their pro-farming message to millions on YouTube. Now, oldest brother Greg is taking the show on the road, and talks with Dillon about his upcoming performance at the Northwest Washington Fair in Lynden on Aug. 18.

2017-2018 Washington Dairy Ambassador Anna Teachman, who had just finished her year representing the state's dairy community, was killed along with her father in a tragic car crash on her way to college orientation in Oklahoma. Lifelong family friend Suzi Davis joins Dillon to talk about what happened, and to remember a remarkable young woman.

The red raspberry market has collapsed and some growers like Landon Van Dyk have been left with no where to sell their fruit, and nothing to do but watch it rot on the bush. Dillon talks with Landon about what this crisis means for the future of the 4th-generation family farm.

Jon Maberry, 4th-generation berry grower and president of the Washington Red Raspberry Commission, talks with Dillon about the global trade problems that are driving the collapse of the markets for Washington-grown fruit.

Why are Chinook salmon declining while all other Pacific salmon species are at record numbers? Save Family Farming Executive Director Gerald Baron tells Dillon that habitat restoration has been the primary focus with billions spent on improving salmon habitat, but the latest science shows this will not solve the real problem, in fact may make it worse - DETAILS: http://www.savefamilyfarming.org/chinook-recovery.html

Why are Chinook salmon declining while all other Pacific salmon species are at record numbers? Save Family Farming Executive Director Gerald Baron tells Dillon that habitat restoration has been the primary focus with billions spent on improving salmon habitat, but the latest science shows this will not solve the real problem, in fact may make it worse - DETAILS: http://www.savefamilyfarming.org/chinook-recovery.html

The dreaded wireworm is rearing its ugly head in Whatcom County corn crops, burrowing into the crowns of young corn plants and damaging them to the point where some are dying. Elenbaas agronomist Lance Honcoop talks about what he's seeing in local fields, and what can be done about it.

Why are Chinook salmon declining while all other Pacific salmon species are at record numbers? Save Family Farming Executive Director Gerald Baron tells Dillon that habitat restoration has been the primary focus with billions spent on improving salmon habitat, but the latest science shows this will not solve the real problem, in fact may make it worse - DETAILS: http://www.savefamilyfarming.org/chinook-recovery.html