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If your home or farm is torn apart by a natural disaster such as the recent tornadoes that devastated Kentucky and five other states, an expert says the disaster could also inflict emotional damage, not just physical. (Gary Crawford and Dr. Tina Chasek)

The dairy business can get crazy at times and REALLY crazy at Christmas. (Gary Crawford and Ken Smith)

There's still time to find last minute gifts for the gardener on your list. Here are some ideas. (Gary Crawford and Dennis Patton)

Dennis Patton, Kansas State University Extension garden expert, suggesting a last-minute gift that might help a gardener on your list to save time and trouble.

The Agriculture Department is taking some actions designed to help school meal providers cope with Supply Chain problems brought on by the pandemic. (Gary Crawford. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. Deputy Under Secretary Stacy Dean. School Nutrition Association President-Elect Lori Adkins)

Deputy Under Secretary of Agriculture Stacy Dean with more details on the one billion dollars of cash payments to states to help strengthen school meal programs.

Deputy Under Secretary of Agriculture Stacy Dean saying the pandemic has confirmed how important school meals are to the health and performance of students.

Producers are receiving a USDA survey on agricultural activity and basic farm information that serves as a pre-cursor to the Census of Agriculture. (Rod Bain and Cathy Scherrer of the National Agricultural Statistics Service)

Cathy Scherrer of the National Agricultural Statistics Service discusses the National Agricultural Classification Survey, a pre-survey connected to the 2022 Census of Agriculture, due by January 24th.

Nineteen projects nationwide are recipients of the latest round of USDA Conservation Innovation Grants. (Rod Bain and Natural Resources Conservation Service Chief Terry Cosby)