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Season 4
Episode 17
The road to some creative uses for corn starts on Alan Tiemann’s Nebraska farm. It’s a journey that takes this commodity halfway around the world to Taiwan. A country of some 23 million people, Taiwan is one of the foreign markets where American grain products play an important role in the economy. The world’s most populous country is a potentially big market for U.S. agricultural goods.
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Best of Heartland music with Rodney Dillard, Michael Martin Murphey. Mule team brings in harvest.
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