Episode 250 demanded something bigger.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're looking back at the farmers, fighters, inventors, rebels and outlaws who helped build the country from the ground up. From armed farmers answering the call of revolution to legendary war heroes, brutal frontier conflicts and the agricultural breakthroughs that transformed hand labor into precision farming, this episode explores the wild, bloody and often overlooked history of American agriculture.

We dig into the farmer-soldiers who fought for independence, the men whose inventions changed farming forever, heroes like Alvin C. York and Audie Murphy, and the savage last stand of Wyoming rancher Nate Champion. We also confront the harder chapter such as, sharecropping, the Dust Bowl and the 1980s farm crisis, because the real history of agriculture deserves being told.

Then farmers and ranchers from across America and beyond join us for a modern agricultural roll call, proving that this story is not finished. The machines have changed. The science has changed. The country has changed. But somebody still has to raise the food.

This is 250 episodes of Talk Dirt to Me. This is 250 years of American agriculture. And this is our message to the farmers who will still be working this ground when America turns 300.

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