Corteva Agriscience and FFA came together to create a challenge centered around Agricultural Education, aiming to enlighten the broader community about the diverse facets of agriculture.
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The Rantz family recently purchased a 1940s lake house, and Jamison takes us on a walk-thru and shares renovation plans before demoing the interior and building an exterior retaining wall.
Anne takes us on a tour of her workshop, discusses the benefits of regenerative farming, and shares her secret weapon for transplanting seedlings efficiently.
Anne shares her top ten tips for caring for goats, from fencing to feeding to keeping away predators then, Anne discusses how to mill wood and minimize lumber scraps.
Jason gets a new dishwasher and makes a Shaker-style cabinet for the front door.
Jason's 1,300 sq. ft. workshop has concrete floors, drywalled interior, a single garage door, and a custom pull-up bar with a cupholder for motivation.
Brad shares ten simple, budget-friendly tips to boost curb appeal, including trimming shrubs, replacing light fixtures, and repairing a fallen shutter before adding new porch furniture and plants.
Brad remodels a bathroom for under $2,500, removing the old vanity and cracked tile before tearing out the wall and tub, installing new plumbing, lighting, and hardware, and coming in under budget.
Corteva Agriscience and FFA came together to create a challenge centered around Agricultural Education, aiming to enlighten the broader community about the diverse facets of agriculture.
Corteva Agriscience and FFA came together to create a challenge centered around Agricultural Education, aiming to enlighten the broader community about the diverse facets of agriculture.
KSSB students host and mentor their student peers from six schools for the blind across the country the winning teams are chosen, and the top team will represent the school at Nationals.
Returning to the Kansas State School for the Blind for the third competition, KSSB students host and mentor their student peers from six schools for the blind across the country.
On the second day at the delta school, teams add the final touches to their prototype, sales sheet and marketing video after the clock runs down they pitch their idea to a panel of judges.
Teams compete in a 48-hour innovation challenge at the Delta School, creating gardening solutions for E-Z-GO golf carts teams face challenges, brainstorm, and receive guidance from mentors.
Inspired by his original wavy vase, Paul makes a smaller version and carves a segmented bowl he makes penny boards from pallet wood with visiting makers Dylan and Molly from Woodbrew.
For Halloween, Bob creates a life-size Transformer helmet from corrugated cardboard, and for his son's hobbit costume, Bob casts custom silicone hobbit feet, tints them, and adds fake hair.
Bob builds sliding glass-panel doors, designed as pocket doors and concealed behind a built-in plywood bookshelf, transforming the piano room into a quiet, library-like space.
Bob renovates his basement, converting a cluttered multipurpose space into a functional family room with recessed lighting, an accent wall, and a folding ping-pong table.
Whether he's ready to tackle it or not, Bob embarks on rebuilding the dismantled Karmann Ghia in his garage with some patience, he welds new floor and body panels into place.
Guest Maker Shaun Boyd builds a modern chessboard that's also a cutting board he also designs a cool, mid-century floor lamp made from white oak with brass components.
Chris makes an epoxy table with an intricate inlay in the shape of California later, keeping with the theme, he makes a table with a melted crayon inlay.
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