Farm Broadcaster Brian Hale carries on the tradition of the late Howard Hale as he brings you The Horseman’s Corner, The Cattleman’s Corner and The Harvest USA Report each weekday on radio stations in Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas, New Mexico, South Dakota, North Dakota and Montana.
HUSA Jun 12 2026 – Jake Damron
Jake Damron discusses rural farming challenges in Oklahoma, focusing on cotton planting, moisture management, and effective weed control strategies using chemicals and summer fallow techniques.
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Crossbreeding in Kansas with Cole Buffo
Cole Buffo, a community leader and city councilmember in Jetmore, Kansas, is known for his cattle ranching, operating Buff Tuff Cattle Co. and leading the Kansas Gelbvieh Association.
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HUSA Jun 11 2026 – Sarah Nicholson
Sarah Nicholson of Damron Farms revives custom wheat harvesting with her brother after a 12-year break, emphasizing family involvement, community outreach, and the significance of maintaining traditional agricultural practices.
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HUSA Jun 10 2026 – Glen Jones
Glen Jones from Iowa discusses severe wheat yield reductions in Oklahoma, contrasting drought conditions with Saskatchewan’s mud issues, impacting planting and harvesting amidst broader economic challenges for farmers.
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Raising Cattle in the Desert Southwest
David Woodruff and David Lamoureux emphasize the significance of water management and leveling in Arizona’s flood irrigation practices due to decreased water availability from the Central Arizona Irrigation Project.
Listen or Read MoreStory Behind Largest Cow in the World
The world’s largest fiberglass cow, known as “Salem Sue,” is located in New Salem, North Dakota, just off Interstate 94—about 30 miles west of Bismarck. Built in 1974 for $40,000, this massive Holstein stands 38 feet tall and 50 feet long, and weighs 12,000 pounds.
Listen or Read MoreHale Multimedia has a long history of helping those in agriculture.
If you grew up on a small farm with Howard and Pat Hale as your newly adopted parents, you too would be likely destined to be involved in agriculture like Hale Multimedia / Digging Deeper Media founder Brian Hale did.
The Hales adopted Brian and his younger sister Shannon officially in 1980, after having full custody for the better part of four years. Of all the memories of getting adopted, Brian says he still remembers the smell of the feedlot and the arena and especially the words that his new mom uttered, ‘you’ll get used to it.’ The smell seems to jump into your vehicle with you as you head down the road and that still wouldn’t be so bad if it didn’t have a tendency to arrive with you at your new destination! Regardless whether Brian got used to the smell or not, he cleaned stalls, pushed cattle for ropings, took care of horses and eventually learned about EPD’s, probiotics, protein content and moisture conditions and so much more hanging out with his favorite business mentor, Howard Hale.