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America's Heartland

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Season 1 Episode 11

Smoking is at an all-time low in our country— what are tobacco farmers producing instead? Visit old barns as they bring back the simple life in the heartland. Leafy spurge is invading farms around America, and nature’s offering a surprising solution. See what a couple discovered during a vacation to Florida! Artist John Cerney is inspired by Ca’s fertile Salinas Valley and beyond.

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Episode 2
26:30
California's Hearst Castle is also a cattle ranch;; Arkansas buffalo farm.
Episode 1
26:30
Arizona farmers try to grow perfect peppers; new salmon recipe; Wyoming fine wine.
Episode 14
26:46
Join America’s Heartland as we visit three Midwestern farms during the busy harvest season
Episode 13
26:46
Summer farm school. Mystery of meat. California olive oil.
Episode 12
26:46
Growing wheat with less water. New Jersey apples. Turkeys.
Episode 11
26:46
Kentucky family farm. Science behind lawns. Apricot recipes. Feral hogs harm farms.
Episode 10
26:46
Crops without soil. Grocery store with farm on the roof. Food from algae. Seaweed harvest.
Episode 9
26:46
Fish: Lobsters in Maine, fish farming in Arkansas, oysters in Maryland.
Episode 8
26:46
Potatoes: Colorado harvest, new potato varieties, large sweet potatoes, potato recipe.
Episode 7
26:46
Art on a Silo. Grapes and olive oil. National Cornbread Festival. History of carrots.
Episode 6
26:46
Blueberry farm harvest. History of popcorn. Asparagus recipes. Rooftop farm.
Episode 5
26:46
Crawfish, endive, working dogs, 200 years on the family farm.
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