Video: Market to Market
MARKET TO MARKET will continue the tradition that's made it one of the longest-running series on public television and the longest-running agricultural program anywhere - solid reporting about the issues that challenge agriculture and expert analysis of major commodity markets that fuel the economic engine of rural America. Despite the fact that agriculture and rural enterprises represent important sectors in nearly every state's economy, rural America's stories are given scant attention by the nation's traditional media. That's why MARKET TO MARKET'S broad range of reporting - from global trade conflicts to environmental controversies to new technologies to emerging rural economic initiatives -- is so important. As important are the series' experienced market analysts who provide thoughtful insight about price trends and offer strategies to help producers and processors cope with changing times. Mark Pearson, the long-time host of the series, is nationally recognized for his agribusiness and rural issues expertise.
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Market to Market (November 20, 2009) (#3512)
Full Program: Despite bountiful harvests, grain and oilseed prices rally. A key producer of cellulosic ethanol cuts its production costs dramatically. An octogenarian realizes a dream by bringing in the harvest the ... 27:45
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Farmer Fulfills His 85th Birthday Wish (#3512)
A retired farmer and Methodist Minister returns to the land to harvest the "old fashioned" way. 07:05
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Market to Market (November 13, 2009) (#3511)
Full Program: The Agriculture Department releases its November Crop Production Estimates. Proponents explain why cap-and-trade legislation would be a boon for rural America. Follow 350 members of the "Greatest Generation" ... 27:47
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Honor Flight Carries Heroes From Rural America (#3511)
Many of America’s living WWII vets have never seen their memorial in Washington. But a patchwork of nationwide volunteers are racing against the clock to make their cross-country trip a reality. 09:03
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Market to Market (November 6, 2009) (#3510)
Full Program: Growers burn the midnight oil to bring in what many believe will be a record harvest. Proponents of Atrazine call on the Environmental Protection Agency to stop the "Witch Hunt." Missouri soldiers beat ... 27:47
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Missouri National Guardsmen Work to Win Hearts and Minds of Afghani Farmers (#3510)
Missouri National Guard soldiers work with Afghani farmers to increase their crop yields, improve the health of their animals and add value to their raw agricultural goods. 08:11
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Market to Market (October 30, 2009) (#3509)
Full Program: A lucrative export market re-opens its doors to U.S. pork. Wet weather continues to delay the harvest in corn and soybean country. Lawmakers get an earful from the dairy industry. Market analysis with ... 27:47
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Rural Economic Summit Expanded Discussion (#3508)
Market to Market's expanded discussion of price trends and Rural America's role in the national recession. A distinguished panel of experts take questions in Shenandoah, Iowa during the first ever Market ... 27:47
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Market to Market (October 23, 2009) (#3508)
Full Program: Wet weather delays the harvest of near-record grain and oilseed crops. USDA predicts net farm income will fall by nearly 40 percent from 2008. Nevertheless, a cutting-edge renewable fuels producer is ... 27:47
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Ethanol Company Brews Green Energy (#3508)
Transforming a kernel of corn into fuel-grade ethanol is nothing new for biofuel producers like Green Plains Renewable Energy. 05:42
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Market to Market (October 16, 2009) (#3507)
Full Program: A Midwestern ethanol plant unveils a scientific breakthrough in renewable energy. The World Food Prize honors a champion in the global war against hunger. Market analysis with Alan Brugler. 27:47
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World Food Prize Honors 2009 Laureate (#3507)
Dr. Gebisa Ejeta Receives the 2009 World Food Prize 06:48
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Market to Market (October 9, 2009) (#3506)
Full Program: The Environmental Protection Agency takes aim on a popular herbicide. A pioneer in alternative fuels explains why production barriers threaten the future of ethanol. Market analysis with Jamey Kohake. 27:47
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A Conversation With POET's Jeff Broin (#3506)
From their small beginnings as a 1 million gallon per year ethanol producer to its high profile status as the industry's production leader POET's CEO Jeff Broin sees great potential in corn-based fuel. ... 08:36
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Market to Market (October 2, 2009) (#3505)
Full Program: This week, veteran analysts Walt Hackney and Virgil Robinson discuss the commodity markets. 27:45
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Market to Market (September 25, 2009) (#3504)
Full Program: Market analyst Darin Newsom. Farmers work to curtail runoff blamed for the "Dead Zone" in the Gulf of Mexico. Rural Americans capitalize on an innovative cooperative health care program. 27:47
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Rural Health Care Cooperatives Get Another Look (#3504)
The health care debate has lawmakers investigating several options. Farmers in rural Wisconsin are already receiving medical care through an innovative program.
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Market to Market (September 18, 2009) (#3503)
Full Program: Market analyst Tomm Pfitzenmaier. 27:47
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Remembering the Father of the Green Revolution (#3503)
When the highly esteemed Dr. Norman E. Borlaug passed away last Saturday at the age of 95, the world-renowned agriculturist left a legacy few could have possibly imagined nearly one century ago. 09:15
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Market to Market (September 11, 2009) (#3502)
Full Program: Market analyst Jamey Kohake 27:46
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