Rural Heritage on RFD-TV

Homestead Ironworks Part 1 — (NEW) Will Dobkins of Homestead Iron describes how he developed his quality garden tools. (2017)

Homestead Ironworks Part 2 — (NEW) Will Dobkins of Homestead Iron demonstrates how he merges old and new technologies at his shop. (2017).

Mid Tennessee Mule Train — (NEW) Middle Tennessee Mule Skinners lead a mule wagon train in the hills near Woodbury, Tennessee. (2017).

Woodbury Tennessee Mule Show — (NEW) Known for their superior animals, Tennessee mule skinners show their draft and saddle mules. (2017).

Friendship Wagon Train — (NEW) A southern Minnesota wagon train raises funds to send ill children to summer camp. (2017).

Riceland Meadows Farming — (REPEAT) Ralph Rice shows how to be profitable on a small, mixed-power diversified farm.(2016).

Riceland Meadows Logging — (REPEAT) Ralph Rice takes Percherons into the woods to collect maple sap and skid logs (2016).

Horse Progress Days 2017— (NEW) Highlights of the biggest horse drawn farming event of the year held in Kinzers, Pennsylvania. (2017).

The Jerrys' Farm — (NEW) We visit a Kentucky farm where mules and traditional tools are used to raise tobacco and other crops. (2017).

The Cowboy Way—(NEW) Working cowboys demonstrate calf branding, roping, horse breaking, chuckwagon cooking and more.

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Native Americans of Ash Hollow—(NEW) Great-great-grandchildren of Chief Little Thunder describe the start of the Sioux Wars in Nebraska.

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Homestead Pioneers—(NEW) Re-enactors demonstrate how pioneers traveled to build homesteads and avoid religious persecution in 19th Century Nebraska.

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Fur Traders and U.S. Cavalry—(NEW) U.S. Army re-enactors present life as a frontier soldier while fur traders present the history of life among plains native Americans.

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Humboldt Threshing—(NEW) Draft horses demonstrate plowing and threshing and compete in an old fashioned horse pull in Humboldt, South Dakota.

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Butterfield Steam & Gas Show—(NEW) Butterfield, Minnesota, hosts the 51st Annual Butterfield Threshing Bee where antique tractors and steam engines are used.

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Heritage Park Horse & Mule Days—(NEW) Horses and mules are put to antique agricultural equipment to work the fields and power grain processing equipment.

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Sodbuster Days—(NEW) Horse drawn loose haying, threshing, grain harvesting and blacksmithing are demonstrated at Fort Ransom, North Dakota.

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Kiester Farming of Yesteryear—(NEW) Vintage tractors and draft horses work the fields and power grist mills and sorghum presses at this annual Minnesota event.

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