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Cultural Foods - Harvesting Health

Can growing your own food in your backyard be good for your health? Turns out it can! Harvesting Health host Dr. Daphne Miller explains how gardening can help improve our gut health.

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1201
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Head south for a harvest of crawfish in Louisiana.
1120
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Visit the asparagus fields of northern California and an Ohio farmer turned restaurateur.
1119
26:46
Rob Stewart takes you to Illinois where a special program has brought wild bison back.
1118
26:46
Come along to the California olive groves to meet the growers, and learn about olive oil!
1117
26:46
Rob Stewart takes us down south for a Georgia watermelon harvest. A unique spinach recipe!
1116
26:46
Visit a dairy, and a dairy that visits you! Learn about Maple syrup and Tupelo Honey.
1115
26:46
Visits an Illinois soybean farm. Sharon Profis shares an exotic recipe using coconut milk
1114
26:46
We’ll take you to Oregon where hops are an essential ingredient in making special brewery.
1113
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Reporter Akiba Howard spends time with singer-songwriter Michael Martin Murphey
1112
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We visit the Coppola and Rodney Strong wineries where winemakers protect the environment.
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A program in Colorado is helping veterans transition to new careers as farmers.
1110
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Jason Shoultz joins the Cox and Heaton ranch families in Utah for a cattle drive!
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