Hit TV Series ‘Farm Kings’ Featuring Freedom Farms Renewed For Fourth Season

Freedom Farms: Getting Youth Involved In AgricultureAfter the third season of Great American Country’s original series “Farm Kings” posted double-digit audience gains among ages 25-54, the all-American lifestyle network has renewed the hit show for a fourth season. Scheduled to premiere this fall, the 10 new 60-minute episodes highlight the ups and downs of the King family’s life on a Pittsburgh-area farm as they battle Mother Nature and continue to build their farm-associated small businesses.

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In season four, eldest brother Joe King struggles to reinvent the farm’s co-operative crop program, while brother Dan faces a personal dilemma of leaving the family business behind when he leaves home.

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In an article in American Vegetable Grower magazine, Joe also talks about why the family opted to do the show in the first place: to change the attitude of the public toward farming. “The reputation of being a farmer isn’t a great one,” he was quoted in the article. “We want to change that. We want to make people proud of what they do.”

Click here to watch a video featuring Joe King discussing the importance of getting youth involved in agriculture.

Source: Great American Country news release

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