Host Paul Ryan learns about farm machinery at the Central Washington Farm Expo. Then Paul visits with a New Mexico family for whom the ranching lifestyle is important in a changing agricultural landscape and whose farm dates back more than a century. Reporter Jason Shoultz travels to New York City where urban dwellers are supporting local farmers providing "fresh from the farm" produce. Reporter Sarah Gardner meets an Oregon family that's bringing consumers right to the fields to insure their produce is "fresh".

Rugged Ranchland
There’s a Wild West story of cattle and exotic antelope on an historic New Mexico ranch. The Fergusons family has been ranching the same patch of land for the past 150 years. It’s a bit like stepping inside a Wild West movie, complete with buckboards, covered wagons, cavalry forts and cowboys and Indians.

Urban Agriculture
“Urban” agriculture is alive and well in the heart of “The Big Apple.” There’s growing idea where access to fresh foods could help the overall health of a community. Each Saturday from June to November a city block in East New York City is turned into a farmers market. 

Antique Tractor Show
Paul Ryan visits the annual Antique Farm Exposition in central Washington; one of the many gatherings across the heartland celebrating the rural experience. The farmers attending the expo take great pride in showing off their antique farm equipment. But the expo is also a way to connect with days gone by. Ultimately bringing generations together for a walk down memory lane.