Living the Country Life Radio

Living the Country Life is the largest rural radio network in the nation. In each segment, radio host Jodi Henke shares tips from experts across the U.S. to help you around your acreage. See the full list of stations airing the show.

To find out if the program is available for your market, email LCLradio@meredith.com.

Tree damage from squirrels

A squirrel that enjoys living in your tree might also be causing some damage. Some squirrels gnaw on buds and bark, so you'll have to weigh your options.

Hunting shed antlers

Combat cabin fever by looking for shed antlers from a white tail deer. Here are some tips on where and when to do your wildlife treasure hunting.

Understanding animal tracks

Identifying animal tracks provides you with a unique way to observe wildlife. You can tell what's around, what their habits are, and maybe solve some mysteries.

Tapping Trees For Maple Syrup

Maple trees are not only beautiful, they taste good on pancakes. The maples in your grove might be perfect for collecting fresh sap to make syrup.

The bus shop

Have all your shop tools and equipment with you wherever you go. This Minnesota man retrofitted an old school bus into a shop on wheels.

Choosing A Family Dog

Owning a dog can bring your family unconditional love and companionship. Before you bring home man’s best friend, do your homework to be sure you’re choosing the right one.

Training a horse to mount/dismount

Before you ride a horse, you have to get on it. And that's not always easy. The experience will be more enjoyable with a horse that's taught how to mount and dismount.

Fruit Tree Mouse Damage

Be on the lookout for mouse tunnels around your fruit trees. Trunks and roots of apple trees are among the favorite meals for mice in the winter.

Controlling cedar trees

Cedar trees are an unwanted plant in pastures and other areas. The sooner you can take care of them when they’re small, the better luck you’ll have getting rid of them.

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