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Season 16, Episode 1: Come Rain or Shine, Make a Plan

Jon and Kyle

What can farmers do to prepare for unexpected weather events? When face-to-face with Mother Nature, Jon Zuk and Kyle Reiner walk through a few proactive steps farmers can take toward early season success. Plus, Kyle tells us how imbibitional chilling is a whole lot like brain freeze.

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Jon and Kyle

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Season 16, Episode 1: Come Rain or Shine, Make a Plan

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