Corn Warriors

The final PWR scores are in and the winner of Season 6 is announced.

The Ochsners and Cutrell begin harvest and the yields start coming in hot; the work is almost complete.

Atley and Henderson take a look at the corn crops one last time before the combines start rolling.

Luepkes has an irrigation problem; Cutrell takes a vacation.

Henderson gets some help checking out his corn; the Ochsners reveal the other side of farming.

Atley and Luepkes show different ways to spray corn.

The Ochsners deal with pivots and tissue testing while Cutrell sprays his corn... by airplane.

Luepkes and Henderson get to the bottom of what their corn looks like this year.

The Ochsners spray their crops and scout some damaged corn, while the Atleys take a deeper look at theirs.

The Warriors move onto management season and talk about biology.

Henderson and Cutrell go over their planting programs as they wrap up the planting season.

Luepkes plants corn and explains his farm's history; the Ochsners deal with a windy season as a family.

Atley welcomes Cutrell to the competition as they make the most of their tight planting windows.

The title of Corn King is up for grabs as new Warriors join the competition.

Nate Ihnen hosts a live panel with the Warriors and officially crowns the Corn King.

All of the farmers finish harvesting, and the final PWR Scores are revealed to crown the Corn King.

Luepkes, Henderson, and Atley pull corn for judgement.

Drozd, Kalb, and Cardinal start harvesting their corn for judgment.

Henderson takes a road trip to scope out the competition at Luepkes and Atley's farms.

Luepkes takes tissue samples; Cardinal shows his watermelons; Atley deals with the aftermath of a destroyed grain bin.

Henderson tiles a plot; Luepkes continues with management; Atley meets an inspirational guest.

All of the farmers continue spraying and managing their crops, while battling Mother Nature in the process.

Kalb and Luepkes talk about their new trials this season and deal with equipment trouble.

One of the Warriors throws in the towel after experiencing the worst year of his life; the weather turns a corner.

With record-breaking rainfall, some of the Warriors have not been able to plant, and the ones that did are regretting it.

A recap of the 2018 growing season; the warriors are out for blood this year as the trash talk heats up.

David Hula and Kevin Kalb deal with challenges, but one issue they can control is sprayer blight.

The Corn Warrior contest results for David Hula, Randy Dowdy, Kevin Kalb, Dan Luepekes, and Matt Swanson.

David Hula and Randy Dowdy finish the year out with disappointing results; nothing is going well for either contestant.

Kevin Kalb meets with fierce resistance as he attempts to harvest his contest plots; Dan Luepkes' corn is plagued with a horrible disease that could cost him serious bushels.

Hula, Lupkes and Swanson make their final passes on their corn and pray that everything holds together for the last month of the growing season.

Randy Dowdy faces one challenge after another this year; Mother Nature seems to have it out for him as she dumps rain on south Georgia; Kevin Kalb checks his corn and prepares final touches to his contest fields.

The top five corn producers battle each other and mother nature to break the world record in corn yield.

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Randy Dowdy manages his corn crop and asks for less rain; he has a special surprise in store for David Hula; Kevin Kalb has a great start to the season but still deals with challenges on the farm.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

The five corn warriors disclose their highest yields; the ultimate champion and king of the corn is finally revealed.

With the year coming to a close, David Hula and Kevin Kalb harvest their contest corn with hopes of breaking records, but there can only be one king.

The harvest arrives, and all the hard work is about to pay off; Matt, Mike and Dan see how they did with their contest corn.

Kevin Kalb, Matt Swanson and David Hula make final plans and assessments for their corn crops before harvest; they spray with helicopters and airplanes and hope for bigger and better yields than ever before.

Mike Rother and Dan Luepkes are on a quest for the highest yield; they are visited by an agronomist, who provides some valuable feedback on how their crops are looking this year.

Matt Swanson and Dan Luepkes discover the role that Mother Nature plays from day to day.

Kevin Kalb deals with mechanical challenges, replanting, slugs, and more.

Following Mike Rother and David Hula as they deal with the aftermath of challenging weather events including weeks of heavy rain and an unexpected hail storm.

Matt Swanson, Mike Rother and Dan Luepkes begin their 2017 planting season in hopes of getting top yield this year in the NCGA competition; the quest for this title is an elusive one, but these farmers pull out all the stops to come out on top.

Real-life farmers battle mother nature, unfavorable markets and mechanical breakdowns to bring in the 2017 corn crop.

All of the farmers continue spraying and managing their crops, while battling Mother Nature in the process.

Kalb and Luepkes talk about their new trials this season and deal with equipment trouble.

Luepkes takes tissue samples; Cardinal shows his watermelons; Atley deals with the aftermath of a destroyed grain bin.

Henderson tiles a plot; Luepkes continues with management; Atley meets an inspirational guest.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

Henderson takes a road trip to scope out the competition at Luepkes and Atley's farms.

Drozd, Kalb, and Cardinal start harvesting their corn for judgment.

Luepkes, Henderson, and Atley pull corn for judgment.

All the farmers finish harvesting, and the final PWR Scores are revealed to crown the Corn King.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

The title of Corn King is up for grabs as new Warriors join the competition.

Nate Ihnen hosts a live panel with the Warriors and officially crowns the Corn King.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

Atley welcomes Cutrell to the competition as they make the most of their tight planting windows.

Luepkes plants corn and explains his farm's history; the Ochsners deal with a windy season as a family.

The Warriors move onto management season and talk about biology.

Henderson and Cutrell go over their planting programs as they wrap up the planting season.

Luepkes and Henderson get to the bottom of what their corn looks like this year.

The Ochsners spray their crops and scout some damaged corn, while the Atleys take a deeper look at theirs.

The Ochsners deal with pivots and tissue testing while Cutrell sprays his corn... by airplane.

Atley and Luepkes show different ways to spray corn.

Luepkes has an irrigation problem; Cutrell takes a vacation.

Henderson gets some help checking out his corn; the Ochsners reveal the other side of farming.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

The Ochsners and Cutrell begin harvest and the yields start coming in hot; the work is almost complete.

Atley and Henderson take a look at the corn crops one last time before the combines start rolling.

The final PWR scores are in and the winner of Season 6 is announced.

Real-life farmers battle mother nature, unfavorable markets and mechanical breakdowns to bring in the 2017 corn crop.

Matt Swanson, Mike Rother and Dan Luepkes begin their 2017 planting season in hopes of getting top yield this year in the NCGA competition; the quest for this title is an elusive one, but these farmers pull out all the stops to come out on top.

Following Mike Rother and David Hula as they deal with the aftermath of challenging weather events including weeks of heavy rain and an unexpected hail storm.

Kevin Kalb deals with mechanical challenges, replanting, slugs, and more.

Matt Swanson and Dan Luepkes discover the role that Mother Nature plays from day to day.

Mike Rother and Dan Luepkes are on a quest for the highest yield; they are visited by an agronomist, who provides some valuable feedback on how their crops are looking this year.

Kevin Kalb, Matt Swanson and David Hula make final plans and assessments for their corn crops before harvest; they spray with helicopters and airplanes and hope for bigger and better yields than ever before.

With the year coming to a close, David Hula and Kevin Kalb harvest their contest corn with hopes of breaking records, but there can only be one king.

The harvest arrives, and all the hard work is about to pay off; Matt, Mike and Dan see how they did with their contest corn.

The five corn warriors disclose their highest yields; the ultimate champion and king of the corn is finally revealed.

Hula, Lupkes and Swanson make their final passes on their corn and pray that everything holds together for the last month of the growing season.

A recap of the 2018 growing season; the warriors are out for blood this year as the trash talk heats up.

David Hula and Randy Dowdy finish the year out with disappointing results; nothing is going well for either contestant.