Skip to main content

Up Next

217

217

Season 2 Episode 17
26:46
218

218

Season 2 Episode 18
26:46
219

219

Season 2 Episode 19
26:46
220

220

Season 2 Episode 20
26:46
1001

1001

Season 10 Episode 1
26:46
1002

1002

Season 10 Episode 2
26:46
1003

1003

Season 10 Episode 3
26:46
1004

1004

Season 10 Episode 4
26:46
1005

1005

Season 10 Episode 5
26:46
1006

1006

Season 10 Episode 6
26:46
1007

1007

Season 10 Episode 7
26:46
1008

1008

Season 10 Episode 8
26:46
Back to Show
America's Heartland

216

Season 2 Episode 16

Visit the Matanuska valley outside Anchorage, Alaska where summer days last 24 hours—allowing farmers to grow incredibly large vegetables. The Alaska State Fair is the best place to see the state’s agricultural bounty! How hard is it to grow potatoes in Alaska? Alaskan waters produce for than seven hundred million pounds of tasty king crab, whitefish, and salmon!

Support Provided By
Season
905
26:46
905
Meet farm and ranch families with some special talents when it comes to being creative.
904
26:46
904
If you’re eating more rice in your meals these days, you’re not alone.
903
26:46
903
Foster Farmers Animal Welfare, Fort Boise Produce, Farm to Market bread, inflight dining.
902
26:46
902
Horse santuary, Jewel's cattle ranch, racehorse retirement ranch, Illinois veterinarian.
901
26:46
901
Washington cherries, deadly citrus disease,helping honeybee colonies survive, tangerines.
822
26:46
822
Farming and fishing, exceptional produce, preserving a ranch, seafood direct to consumers.
821
26:46
821
Antique tractors, gluten free oats, walnut recipes, hot chiles, sugars and sweeteners.
820
26:46
820
Montana sheep roundup, harvest time at a New England farm, soybeans, Alabama nursery.
819
26:46
819
Improving poultry production, alfalfa harvest-feed, fish recipes, rice and wildlife.
818
26:46
818
Special Episode: Classy Cowgirls
817
26:46
817
New England cranberries, urban mushrooms, summer squash recipes, cattle sale barn.
816
26:46
816
California honeybees, Montana rodeo riding school, Hanson Family Farm, Arkansas buffalo.
Active loading indicator