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America's Heartland

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Season 1 Episode 4

Spend a day like you are back in the Old West in Texas. Hidden among the rows of towering corn stalks is the frantic morning ritual of the summer sweet corn harvest! Catch a wild rainbow trout with fish farmers close to the Snake River. At the McDougald Ranch in Madera County, Ca, four-wheelers replaced work horses—now it’s time for another renovation. How did Kentucky Fried Chicken come to be?

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Cactus Farming
26:30
Cactus farm finds success. Georgia peanut harvest. “Mule Days” draws fans of the farm animal.
New York Apple Harvest
26:30
“Big Apple” harvest in New York. Ohio family sells crops overseas. Tasty new carrot soup recipe.
US Winter Salad Bowl
26:30
U.S. winter “salad bowl.” Florida farmers feed the hungry. Montana growers raise gluten-free crops.
Largest Corn Harvest
26:30
Rice farmer sells directly to consumers. Virginia corn grower reaps nation’s largest harvest.
Episode 10
26:46
Meet a first-generation farmer inspired by childhood dishes, and visit a women-led farm.
1809
26:46
A farm offers free farm stands, and doctors prescribe fruits and vegetables to patients.
1808
26:46
A San Francisco farm inspires urban farming, and a husband-and-wife team grows flowers.
1807
26:46
A fruit farmer opens a restaurant, and farm workers launch their own farms.
1806
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Black farmers collaborate on a farm project, and see how olives go from fruit to bottle.
1805
26:46
An orchard recovers from a fire, and a small farm focuses on culturally relevant foods.
1804
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A school grows its own hydroponic lettuce, and a farmer meets demand for bagged salads.
1803
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Refugees grow and sell their own food, and a farmer diversifies his crops.
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