Spring is here! How are you preparing your garden? We talk about how damping-off can affect your seeds, as well as last-minute garden clean up.

Of the twelve different soil orders that exist around the world, seven are found in our state. We take a closer look at what’s under our feet with the co-author of the new book “The Soils of Wisconsin.”

Too much phosphorus poses a threat to water quality in Wisconsin. We talk to our guests about the long term impact of soil phosphorus on the Yahara Watershed.

We talk about climbing the bluffs of the Mississippi, other recreational opportunities and find out how the river is faring ecologically with the editor and publisher of Big River magazine.

We talk to the founder of the Wisconsin Gourd Society about the versatile vegetable and learn what’s in store at this year’s Gourd Festival.

We look at possible problems with rabies vaccinations with regular guest Dr. Sandi Sawchuk. We also start a new topic – breed of the month. This time Dr. Sandi talks about Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.

Climate change is affecting many things, we take a look at what it means for agriculture in Wisconsin and on a broader global level. Our guests also look at what farmers can do to reduce their effect on climate

Spring has arrived – on the calendar and in most of Wisconsin. We talk with our Weather Guys about what we can expect to see climate-wise in the next few months.

When you invest time and money into adding trees to your landscape, you want to make sure you have the right tree for the right space. Our guest has tips for selecting trees, when to plant them and how to care for them.

Our travel expert, Rick Seaney, is back to talk about finding cheaper flights, and getting the most out of your airline experience.