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America's Heartland

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America's Heartland is the only national television series celebrating and profiling the people, places and processes of American agriculture. The program's interesting stories, presented in a visually stunning HD format, help non-farm viewers understand where and how their food, fuel, and fiber are produced.

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Season 2 Episode 1

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Wyoming cattle ranch, Florida grapefruits, juiciest watermelons found in the desert.

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Season 1 Episode 20

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Mandarin oranges, desert shrimp farm, dehydrated food company in Texas, Indiana ducks.

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Season 1 Episode 19

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Virginia farm tourist attraction, Future Farmers of America, Georgia hogs,Indiana pickles.

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Season 1 Episode 18

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Texas, Lake Superior, Pennsylvania mushrooms, North Carolina truffles, Chile Festival.

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Season 1 Episode 17

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Hawaii agriculture: coffee, vanilla orchids, chocolate.

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Season 1 Episode 16

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Dive into the historical roots our country bases its agricultural still today.

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Season 1 Episode 15

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Organic milk, Bluegrass music, North Carolina tobacco, goat milk soap in Montana.

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Season 1 Episode 14

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The Farm Progress Show, Kansas State Fair, Nebraska corn farmer, Maine blueberries.

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Season 1 Episode 13

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Wyoming sheep, Mount Rainier cherries, Washington orchids, Maine apples, Australian birds.

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Season 1 Episode 12

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walnuts, wild horses in the West, Montana organic farming, Wisconsin dairy country, feta

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Season 1 Episode 11

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From tobacco to strawberries and flowers in NC, and what’s destroying the heartland?

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Season 1 Episode 10

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American bison, fuel to agriculture, being “earth-friendly”, celebrate heartland music.

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