Episode 15, Rain Rain and more rain on the Farm

From Harvest to Horespower: The Offseason Recap

We're back- and Season 2 is officially rolling! In episode 1, we catch up on everything that's happened since last season. From a wild spring planting season to an extremely dry summer, and a harvest that felt like it would never end, we break down what this year threw our way. We also dive into life off the farm, sharing highlights from Josh and Jill's wedding, Ethan's 21st birthday trip to Nashville, and some big changes with new jobs and fresh opportunities. Plus, we talk adventures at Tall Pines and what's ahead as we kick of Season 2 of Field's & Four Wheels. Buckle up- we're back in the fields and back on four wheels!

Episode 15, Rain Rain and more rain on the Farm

We're back after a short break-- planting season had us tied up trying to get crops in the ground. This week, we're catching up and talking about all the rain we've had on the farm, and the chaos that follows when Josh's brother borrows his side by side (you won't want to miss this story). Ethan and Abby also chat about the latest from work and Ethan's latest adventures with his own machine

Episode 14 We experience a Cookie Flight for the first time.

We catch up on the past week of work and the farm before diving into our very first cookie flight taste test--courtesy of Ethan's mother and their roadside stand, Field and Flour. From fresh baked goodness to Ethan's ongoing equipment frustrations, we cover it all -- including the current state of #plant2k25.

Episode 13 We discuss new things happening at the farm and latest ATV adventures

In this episode we dive into some exciting new happenings on the farm, including the latest Friday Night rides around the property. We also take a closer look at life on the chicken farm. Ethan shares a story about a local roadside stand, and we make plans for a taste test of their goodies in an upcoming episode.

Episode #12 Special guest Michael Wayne joins the show

On this episode, we sit down with Michael Wayne, a good friend who's always lending a hand around the farm. We talk about his background in farming, his passion for four-wheeling and how he earned the nickname "Michael Wayne"