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Position. Her Jewelry Boxes untouched. Did someone have a bigger prize in mind . A Family Farm Worth a fortune. I did not shoot my mom and i would never shoot my mom. Two trials. Every emotion hit. Two verdicts. There were only two people who knew what happened that day. One of thems dead and the other one is sitting in that chair. Too much to bear. Its just been a hell on earth. Hello and welcome to dateline. Bill and Shirley Carter built a comfortable life and raised a family on their sprawlin...

>> i did not shoot my mom and i would never shoot my mom. >> two trials. >> every emotion hit. >> two verdicts. >> there were only two people who knew what happened that day. one of thems dead and the other one is sitting in that chair. >> too much to bear. >> its just been a hell on earth. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to "dateline." bill and shirley carter built a comfortable life and raised a family on their sprawling farm in americas heartland. as their g...

Southold Historical Museum's next winter lecture features a talk by farmer and public servant Al Krupski who will share farming knowledge and family history.

Beginning with Tom Wickham on Jan. 18, Southold Historical Museum's 2023 Winter Lecture Series is in-person and has a "Local Farming Through the Years" theme.

Corn and soy beans. then plowed the profits into more prime iowa acreage. shirley loved farming. >> she did everything. >> she just took to it, huh? >> she was a natural. >> she loved being in the tractors. >> long time friend and neighbor, irene schultz, says shirley brought a little pizzazz to the fields when she climbed into her custom made tractor. >> she always put a little bit of make-up on every morning before she went on. >> up on the john deere shes decked out? >> she had rosy cheeks. s...

Growing up, every time we drew a farm or saw cartoons of farms, the barns were easily identified; red walls and white trim.

Iowa family celebrates a longtime farming tradition.

Iowa family celebrates a longtime farming tradition.

The Virginia Farm Bureau shows us how tobacco farmers are keeping tradition alive while also innovating.

Of makeup on every morning before she went out. >> up on the john deere, shes jacked out? >> she had rosy cheeks, she was beautiful inside and out. >> in time, daughter gianna married and moved away to a job in des moines. son billy went into the heating and air conditioning business, but jason, the youngest child, took to the land. >> i really enjoyed working with him, i was teaching him, he is a good farmer. >> jason would carry on the farming tradition for another generation. and best of all,...