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It's been a tough year for Arkansas farmers, but Matt Miles has hope for his corn crop.

In 2013, Matt Miles shattered the Arkansas State Soybean Yield record with a 107.63 bu/ac. It's a field with a lot of history and always seems to have a good crop.

Dan Luepkes takes advantage of the auto-steer to show you some of the attachments on his planter.

Lee Lubbers bought this land 10 years ago after it had been used as a pasture for 1940's. After spraying it out, the buffalo grass roots made it nearly impossible to close a seed trench for the first three years. But, Lee was committed to his no-till philosophy and no matter how tempting it was, he would not till the field. The legend of Never-Till.

Ride along with Dan, as the 8-time state NCGA state winner plants his 2020 NCGA contest plots. Become an XtremeAg.farm member to gain access to Dan's winning methods.

Matt puts in the final acres of cotton and talks to his BASF agronomist and innovation specialist about the importance of field trials.

Kelly Garrett did his first wheat tissue samples and they came back a little low on Boron so he is adding some Granubor from US Borax to boost Boron levels.

When you farm on the fringe you learn to take what mother nature throws at you in stride. Lee Lubbers checks on his newly planted corn crop as the temperatures take a dip.

It takes a lot of passion to grow a crop like rice. It's no wonder Matt Miles has been so successful at it. Matt gives us a look at the beginning of rice season 2020