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You’ve got to grow the products people want to buy, if you want to stay in business! Listen to bluegrass music from the heartland—energized, toe-tapping, and acoustic. Harvesting rice leads to large amounts of straw left behind, find out how to get rid of it! Learn where wild rice is grown and how its harvested. Meet Dick Maier, the one who makes goat’s milk soap.

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Visit a wedding farm. Michigan sisters growing ripe red apples. Campfire cooking rancher.
1014
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Climate change affecting American agriculture, farmers learn to do more with less water
1013
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Cotton, cotton harvest, cotton fibers are transformed into denim jeans
1012
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High school farming students, school bus powered by soybeans, cheese biscuits
1011
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Battling bugs and bacteria to make our food safer, into the woods to encounter feral hogs
1010
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Jason Shoultz travels the country to explore why bacon continues to grow in popularity
1009
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Improved sugarcane soil farming, grilled peach recipe, Michigan improves the environment
1008
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Prize winning peaches, Massachusetts cranberry bogs, Vermont maple sugaring, strawberries
1007
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Urban gardening, 300 year old farm, urbanization in historic Massachusetts, mushrooms
1006
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Alabama local food, pork recipe with a strawberry sauce, tropical farmers market
1005
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Artisanal wines & beers, California artisinal vodka, kentucky bouron, Kona coffee, wine
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Colorado potatoes, new Idaho potato varieties, large Arkansas sweet potatoes,
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