If you've ever wondered why farmers' seeds are sometimes red, blue, green or even purple, there is a specific reason and it has to do with giving the seeds the best possible chance at survival. Learn more in this new Ask a Farmer vlog by Carie Moore.
Carie M. Moore is the VP of Towner County Farm Bureau and is VP of Communications for American Agri-Women. She farms near Rocklake, N.D., and personally shares their farm life in “Tractor Rounds and Coffee Grounds"