Country legends Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn dominated the scene at the height of their careers. Now, watch their grandchildren pick up the mic and honor their legacy.
16 equestrian units to celebrate New Year’s Day on Colorado Boulevard
Adversity builds character, a lesson one familiar face here at RFD-TV knows well. Let's showcase our friend Amberley Snyder and her message to always stay strong.
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MDR morning weather forecast, Friday, September 23, 2022. (9:40 AM ET)
One economist believes that though people are changing their spending habits, the current herd contraction will continue.
They will fill the Undersecretary for Food Safety, Undersecretary of Trade and Foreign Ag Affairs, and the Farm Credit Administration.
We are celebrating National Public Lands Day. More than 22,000 ranchers graze cattle and sheep on federal lands.
Senator Roger Marshall breaks down as interest rates rise, so does the cost of doing business on a farm.
The Ohio Corn and Wheat Growers Association is encouraging farmers to fuel up with their crop despite a drop in ethanol production.
R-CALF USA conducted a survey that shows the majority of Americans support Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling for Beef.
Lehman's is holding another giveaway and you have the chance to win $500!
The Council of Producers & Distributors of Agrotechnology is recognized as the premier advocate for agrotechnology formulators.
Watch an FFA member raise chickens for his SAE projects.
Adversity builds character, a lesson one familiar face here at RFD-TV knows well. Let's showcase our friend Amberley Snyder and her message to always stay strong.
Legendary cowboy, rodeo hall of famer, and singer-songwriter, Chris LeDoux left his mark on the country scene. Now his son is following in his footsteps and covering a classic.
A look at the top ten* selling country songs of all time!
Rural Media Group, Inc. is taking the next step in its direct-to-consumer strategy. RMG is pleased to announce that it has expanded the service under a new name: RFD-TV Now.
Created in 1866, Vernor's Ginger Ale is the oldest soda pop in America.
