U.S. Farm Report (1975)

Country

United States

How it feels

This is a weekly TV news program about agriculture and agribusiness. It covers farming topics in a magazine format with different focuses each week. The show provides updates and information for people in the farming industry.

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What happens

The U.S. Farm Report (USFR) is an American weekly syndicated television news program focused on agriculture, presented in magazine format, which has a focus on agriculture and agribusiness. USFR is currently hosted by Tyne Morgan and is based in Kansas City, Missouri. It was previously taped in South Bend, Indiana, along with its daily companion series, AgDay. The program is owned by Farm Journal Media, a Philadelphia-based company that owns a number of agricultural media properties including Farm Journal magazine. Streaming full USFR episodes are available on the station's web site. In March 2025, Farm Journal announced plans to launch a subscription video-on-demand service, Farm Journal TV. Following its successful streaming launch, it was also announced in April 2025 that the program would move to Farm Journal's FAST streaming channel along with AgDay and Machinery Pete TV. Each week, two separate half-hour versions of USFR are produced, each with a different focus. Television stations can air either one of the half-hour shows as a stand-alone program or air both shows back-to-back as a single one-hour program. Most stations air the full-hour show. In 2009, RFD-TV picked up the show, and aired the program twice weekly, on Saturday mornings and Sunday afternoons, a run that would continue until Farm Journal disaffiliated from RFD-TV in April 2025. Orion Samuelson, the original host of USFR, had a longtime working relationship with RFD-TV even before the move of USFR. He later moved to a competing program with a similar format, This Week in Agribusiness, which airs on many of the same stations as USFR but is produced by competing farm newspaper Farm Progress; he eventually retired from that position in 2020. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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