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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!

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1803
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Refugees grow and sell their own food, and a farmer diversifies his crops.
1802
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Visit a bustling pumpkin patch, and meet a farm laborer who started his own farm.
1801
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A farmer grows dates in the desert, and two sisters take over their family’s orchard.
Episode 10
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See why mandarins are exploding in popularity and visit a lettuce and herb farm.
Episode 9
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An urban couple grows saffron, and a tomato farmer adds solar panels to his farm.
Episode 8
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See why artichokes are California’s official vegetable and meet a protea flower farmer.
Episode 7
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Oranges and cantaloupes are grown for peak sweetness at these California farms.
Episode 6
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Tour the largest producer of endive in America and visit a sustainable walnut farm.
Episode 5
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Red chili peppers become sweet chili powder, and a food bank harvests fresh green beans.
Episode 4
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See how olives are transformed into olive oil and learn to cook olive focaccia bread.
Episode 3
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Take a bite into a ripe summer peach and meet almond farmers fulfilling a dream.
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Try out grapes with names like Cotton Candy and see why prunes are making a comeback.
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