Video: Market to Market
Hosted by Mark Pearson, Market to Market covers the 100 plus billion dollar business of food, and those issues affecting the 56 million citizens of rural America. From global trade conflicts to environmental controversies and changing technologies and emerging enterprises, Market to Market continues to explain the issues, and illuminate the alternatives that challenge rural America. The program examines the trends that confront main street, from the growth of rural outlet malls, to community-based economic development efforts, the dispersion of health care, and the growing demands of environmental regulation.
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Market to Market (May 9, 2008) (#3336)
Full Program: Market Analyst Sue Martin. House and Senate lawmakers come to terms on the Farm Bill. Increased demand and a weak dollar push crude oil prices into record territory. And Wisconsin dairy producers purchase ... 27:46
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Midwestern Entrepreneur Adds Ethanol To Ventures List (#3335)
Over more than 20 years, Bruce Rastetter has owned 3 businesses classified as power houses. 06:40
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Market to Market (May 2, 2008) (#3335)
Full Program: Market Analyst John Roach. Ethanol Promoters Speak Out On Food vs. Fuel Debate, Pew Study Takes Aim at Livestock Producers, Entrepreneur Adds Ethanol to Ventures List. 27:46
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Market to Market (April 25, 2008) (#3334)
Full Program: Market Analyst Tomm Pfitzenmaier. Sam's Club and Wal-Mart Limit Sale of Rice, Farm Workers Claim Slavery is Alive and Well in Florida, NAFTA Leaders Meet. 27:46
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Farm Workers Claim Slavery in Florida (#3334)
Sixty years after the historic documentary "Harvest of Shame," some claim the plight of migrant workers is still deplorable. 07:15
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Market to Market (April 18, 2008) (#3333)
Full Program: Market Analyst Elaine Kub. Beer Brewer Helps The Environment, Biofuel Critics Cry Foul on Global Food Crisis, Bush Revises Policy on Climate Change. 27:46
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Beer Brewer Converts Waste To Fuel (#3333)
What do 16 million barrels of beer have in common with a gallon of gasoline? Find out how an innovative program run by the nation's third largest beer brewer helps reduce pollution while making a profit.... 06:00
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Market to Market (April 11, 2008) (#3332)
Full Program: Market Analyst Doug Jackson and Walt Hackney. Volunteers Plant for Those Who Can't. Lawmakers Discuss Farm Bill and High Prices. Report Predicts Tight Supplies. 27:46
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Farm Rescue (#3332)
A group of traveling volunteers helps farmers in need, get their crops in the ground. 06:30
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Salmon, Science and Sustainability (#3331)
Market to Market examines how scientists hope to increase salmon harvests off the Pacific coast. 06:00
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Market to Market (April 4, 2008) (#3331)
Full Program: Market Analyst Jamey Kohake. Treasury Department Proposes Regulatory Overhaul, Oil Executives Called To Answer For High Prices, Salmon, Science and Sustainability 27:46
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Market to Market (March 28, 2008) (#3330)
Full Program: Market Analyst Alan Brugler. Senators Push Revamped Payment Limit Proposal, Archer Daniels Sues Railroads, Klamath Salmon... Or Whose Water Is It? 27:46
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Klamath Salmon Face Upstream Challenges (#3330)
Market to Market examines possible causes of reduced salmon harvests along the Oregon coast. 07:30
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Community College Turns Out Wind Power Graduates (#3329)
The Wind Energy and Turbine Technology Program, 2-year program at Iowa Lakes Community College, is turning out graduates ready for the work force. 6:40
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Market to Market (March 21, 2008) (#3329)
Full Program: Market Analyst Darin Newsom. On the hill, the FDA takes some heat over food irradiation. In the classroom, the wind energy workforce gets an education. And in the pits, are the volatile futures markets ... 27:46
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Meat Company Executive Faces Congress (#3328)
Steve Mendell, President Hallmark/Westland Meat Company testifies before Congressional Sub-committee 4:00
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Market to Market (March 14, 2008) (#3328)
Full Program: Market Analysts Virgil Robinson and Erin Golly, Meat Company Executive Faces Congress, and EPA Issues New Smog Restrictions. 24:46
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Market to Market (March 7, 2008) (#3327)
Full Program: Market Analysts Sue Martin and John Roach, USDA Ejects GAO Auditors, and Economic Pressure for Energy and Food. 27:46
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Market to Market (February 29, 2008) (#3326)
Full Program: Market Analyst Virgil Robinson, House Hearing Questions Food Safety, and Researchers Map the Corn Genome. 27:46
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Las Vegas Water Showdown (#3325)
Rural ranchers are at odds with Las Vegas over a controversial water pipeline. Andrew Batt examines the latest developments in this Western water war. 8:25
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