FarmHer - Episode Guide

Visit Tampa's urban goat dairy run by a transportation worker turned FarmHer followed by a family cattle drive along the Kissimee River.

Learn how financial career women turned into blueberry FarmHers in Florida then travel to Colorado to see how The Crowded Acre expands into a food truck.

At 80 years young, Barbara still feeds goats twice a day, every day on her Texas ranch and shares her inspiring story of survival.

Visit the oldest urban farm in Texas then travel to Florida and learn how one woman began her own cattle exporting business.

Jane, an alpaca FarmHer, explains about the fiber market. Then, meet the Queen of Agrobacterium, FarmHer Mary-Dell, in North Carolina.

Witness history in the making as for the first time ever, 5 women become National FFA Officers in the same term.

It's a mission of compassion and change as Heidi grows the Genesis Gardens to feed and support the homeless community in Austin.

See how one woman grew what started out as a kids 4H project, into a seasonal pumpkin patch.

Follow California FarmHer Karen as she trains veterans to become farmers. Then, meet Colorado RanchHer Elin, as she shows Marji how and what it means to keep thousands of acres in the family.

Follow Iowa FarmHer April as she shows Marji how and what it means to keep thousands of acres in the family. Then meet another FarmHer, Krystina Cook, as she gives us the low-down on pigs.

From pigs to pies, Iowa FarmHer Cristen goes from feeding pigs, to harvesting corn/soybeans, to baking a pear pie all in a day's work.

Meet the Queen of Agrobacterium, FarmHer Mary-Dell in North Carolina then learn the art of cheesemaking with Colorado FarmHer Kate.

Meet April Shaeffer from North Carolina, as she shows us her techniques on cattle.

Stock show life is the foundation of Lexi Marek's upbringing in agriculture. From the Iowa State Fair show ring to the Miss Iowa pageant stage, this young FarmHer has a way of inspiring everyone she meets and is a driving force within the future of agriculture.

It's FarmHers with a passion for the arts. Meet a North Carolina Cattle RanchHer who has her own photography business and a Corn FarmHer who has built a quiliting shop next to her grain elevator.

Tomatoes--the love fruit. Meet FarmHer Jennie who has a found a way to take a small piece of land on her family's farm and start her own production crop selling to local chefs and the Farmer's Market in Des Moines.

Follow Kirsten, a modern cowgirl from Colorado who grew up on the road and knows the rodeo business as well as any of her male contemporaries if not better! Then, it's back to Texas with Leah who just bought her first farm with her husband to raise pigs.

Numerous teams and countless Syngenta employees had a role in bringing Acuron corn herbicide to market for the 2015 growing season. These three FarmHers each played diverse and important roles in the development of this product. Acuron was named AgriMarketing Magazine's 2015 new product of the year.

A Texas pecan grove, from operations to eating...

Take notes watching Colorado Goat FarmHer Kate teach the art of cheese making. Then, see how Iowa FarmHer Amy's passion for horses led her to build her own horse boarding and training facility.

Meet Ashley from California, by day she's in seed sales and by night she's a 4th generation almond FarmHer. Then meet LeAnne from Iowa, who is the heart and soul of her family's farming operation.

Palm Desert Native FarmHer & Vet Tech Rene shares her love for Gypsy Horses,Turtles, Donkeys and more. Then it's behind the scenes with FarmHer Amber who is a Sheep Show Supervisor at the Iowa State Fair.

Meet mother-in-law, Lisa, and daughter-in-law, Emily, who together with their husbands run an organic dairy in Minnesota. Then meet FarmHer Jenny from Indiana, who with her daughter gives Marji a tour of their row crop and cattle operations.

Take a tour of Kernersville, North Carolina with FarmHer neighbors Beth Tucker and Dottie Pyrtle. Learn how their passion for agriculture brought them together to become life long friends.

From working in corporate America, to life on the farm, follow Erin to see how she balances her daily involvement in agriculture; Marji heads to Jennifer's Front Porch to learn about blogging, raising pigs, kids and more.