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Farm to Table in Northern California
Season 3
Episode 14
Kelly takes a trip across majestic Northern California to see the way the farm-to-table movement is impacting the region. She learns how to taste olive oil, harvest wheat, pluck oysters and even discovers how locals are using marijuana in their cooking.
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