We end Season 2 with a look into last summer's Creek Fire and the debate over how to best prevent these disasters from happening in the future. Is it forest management? Climate change? A return to a healthy timber industry? Everything is on the table for this red hot season finale. Please log in and hit the subscribe button!!!! Thank you!

You go to the store, pick up a tri-tip for dinner but, do you have any idea of the hard work that goes on behind the scenes to get it there? Cattle ranching isn't for the faint of heart. In this episode, we interview John Harris from Harris Ranch, a very hands-on woman cattle rancher, Diane Bohna and we follow the tragic story of what happened to one man's cattle in the Creek Fire. What his cattle ranching friends did next will warm your heart. Plus, legendary California cattleman, Mike Urrutia’s life is memorialized through his wife, Georgette and friends. What is the state of the cattle industry now? Find out in this episode.

The importance of bees to our food supply is often overlooked and misunderstood. The fascinating world of honeybees is explored by various experts.

Madera County in California is often overlooked as a rich wine-producing region even though two of the state’s best winemakers call this winemaking region home.

A look back at how this historic and important water irrigation district was formed and how it plans to serve the Valley into the future.

A local poultry rancher becomes a celebrity in the world of gourmet chickens Plus, a career nurse changes course and becomes a goat-herder and maker of renowned cheeses.

What is Hemp and will it become a huge cash-crop in California agriculture? We explore farmers that have added hemp to their crop portfolio and the ups & downs they’re experiencing.

What did we learn about our food supply chain as it was tested by COVID-19 and how can we make it more reliable in the future? Food prices have sky rocketed... will they ever come down? We examine how we got here.

Students and teachers from 4H and FFA at two different school systems adapt to distance-learning in the era of COVID-19.