Thursdays at 7 p.m. CT
Backyard Farmer is dedicated to helping you find solutions to your lawn and garden questions. Every year from spring to fall, our panel of experts deals with topics from insect pests and disease, turf, and fruits and vegetables to landscape design and general horticulture topics.
Backyard Farmer is a local public television program presented by Nebraska Public Media
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UNL Intern & BYF Garden Timelapse
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See how a UNL intern is getting real world experience & show you three months of garden growth. (57m 2s)
Moving Houseplans Indoors & Fall Insect Sanitation
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Backyard Farmer will talk about preparing to move your houseplants back indoors and more. (57m 7s)
Oak Tree Disease & Fall Watering
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Backyard Farmer will try to diagnose an oak disease and get landscape plants well for fall. (57m 59s)
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Backyard Farmer makes its annual trip to the Nebraska State Fair. (56m 56s)
Downtown Lincoln Containers & Fall Turf Weed Control
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Beautiful containers in downtown Lincoln & get a jump start on controlling turf weeds this fall. (56m 56s)
Plant Propagation Method & Tomato Problems
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This week a method to propagate plants from cuttings &helps with your summer tomato problems. (56m 55s)
Urban Gardening Project & Walnut Trees
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This week an urban gardening project & problems with growing plants under walnut trees. (56m 54s)
Growing Honeyberries & Prairie Area on UNL East Campus
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Learn about growing honeyberries and a prairie area located on UNL's East Campus (56m 56s)
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On Backyard Farmer we’ll hear about apples grown for cider and & say goodbye to Roch Gaussion. (56m 56s)
Arbor Lodge Harris Prairie & Herbicide Brands
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Take a tour of Harris Prairie at Arbor Lodge and learn about herbicide labels. (56m 55s)
Flooded Vegetables & Slime Mold Help & New Studio
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Backyard Farmer debuts of a new studio. They also have some tips for flooded vegetables &slime mold. (56m 57s)
Buffalo Grass Management & Fasciation
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Backyard Farmer takes a look at buffalo grass management & odd plant formations known as fasciation. (56m 55s)
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About the Show
Backyard Farmer is a co-production between Nebraska Public Media and Nebraska Extension. The longest-running, locally-produced television series in the nation, “Backyard Farmer” is celebrating its 67th season and first airs Thursdays on Nebraska Public Media with rebroadcasts on Nebraska Public Media Create.
The program was created by George Round, former University of Nebraska public relations director, Wayne Whitney, former Nebraska Extension horticulturist and Jack McBride, Nebraska Public Media’s founding general manager. The show’s format of answering viewer questions remains a cornerstone of the show’s success.
Every year from spring to fall, our panel of experts deal with topics from insect pests, disease, turf, fruits, and vegetables, as well as landscape design and general horticulture topics. The program consists of a panel of experts dedicated to helping you find solutions to your lawn and garden questions.
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Backyard Farmer is a local public television program presented by Nebraska Public Media