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 (June 17, 2011) (#3642)
Full Program: Market to Market covers flooding along the Missouri River as tensions among residents rise with the water. Congress fights over cuts to agriculture and biofuels subsidies. And the double threat... 27:47
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Market to Market (June 10, 2011) (#3641)
Full Program: Inhabitants of the Missouri River Watershed prepare for record flooding. Despite a significant decline in acreage, USDA still predicts a bumper corn crop. And when combined with tight supplies and... 27:45
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Market to Market (June 03, 2011) (#3640)
Full Program: Mother Nature continues her season of discontent with record flooding on the Missouri River. Budget hawks target farm programs in hopes of stemming the rising tide of government red ink. And a... 27:47
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Market to Market (May 27, 2011) (#3639)
Full Program: A presidential candidate launches his campaign -- and blasts subsidies for renewable fuels. In a slightly faster race, increased blends of ethanol power NASCAR drivers to the winner's circle.... 27:45
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Market to Market (May 20, 2011) (#3638)
Full Program: The Mississippi River escapes its banks, threatening lives and livelihood in the south. Further north, cool wet conditions bring spring planting to a halt in the eastern corn belt. And we'll meet... 27:42
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Market to Market (May 13, 2011) (#3637)
Full Program: U.S. Farm exports reach all-time highs in spite of an increasing trade deficit. Southern farmers prepare for a kick in the teeth from the Mighty Mississippi River. Ending stocks reports bring out... 27:45
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Market to Market (May 06, 2011) (#3636)
Full Program: Lawmakers reveal a plan to give ethanol subsidies one final boost. Prince Charles visits the colonies to propose a different kind of revolution. After several weather delays, farmers return to the... 27:45
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Market to Market (April 29, 2011) (#3635)
Full Program: Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke meets the press. Proponents of "green jobs" examine their role in the economic recovery. And widespread storms spawn deadly tornadoes in the South, and delay... 27:44
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Market to Market (April 22, 2011) (#3634)
Full Program: A Midwest ethanol plant takes its algae operation to the next level. The head of the Environmental Protection Agency tells farmers the EPA is not targeting agriculture. Mother Nature delays spring... 27:45
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Market to Market (April 15, 2011) (#3633)
Full Program: Environmental watchdogs sound the alarm over soil erosion in a key agricultural state. House Republicans and the Obama Administration unveil plans to reign-in government spending. And the U.S. trade... 27:46
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Market to Market (April 8, 2011) (#3632)
Full Program: Industry experts champion agriculture's increasing role in U.S. energy policy. Congress hits the brakes on EPA efforts to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. Market to Market examines the economic... 27:44
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Market to Market (April 1, 2011) (#3631)
Full Program: The Agriculture Department releases its official guesstimates on spring planting intentions. President Obama unveils plans to cut America’s oil imports by one-third over the next decade. And for... 27:44
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Market to Market (March 25, 2011) (#3630)
Full Program: U.S. commodities flow into Japan, despite the impact of a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami. Government meteorologists call for increased chances of major flooding in Midwestern watersheds. And... 27:45
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Market to Market (March 18, 2011) (#3629)
Full Program: Shockwaves from Japan's catastrophic earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis ripple through the global economy. House lawmakers ponder the impact of environmental regulations on American... 27:48
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Market to Market (March 11, 2011) (#3628)
Full Program: Despite record U.S. exports, America's cavernous trade gap widens. House lawmakers ponder the impact of EPA regulations on agriculture. And the markets factor USDA's latest estimates on global... 24:45
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Market to Market (March 4, 2011) (#3627)
Full Program: Producers of "the other white meat" unveil their "other new slogan..." Global food prices are on the rise, but rather than blame farmers, the U.N. says it's all about the oil. A new study reveals... 24:46
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Market to Market (February 25, 2011) (#3626)
Full Program: Lawmakers from Washington to Wisconsin beat the budget drums for spending cuts. Strong agricultural trade figures boost exports. And political unrest in the Middle East creates a roller-coaster... 27:45
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Market to Market (February 18, 2011) (#3625)
Full Program: House lawmakers examine potential anti-trust issues in the livestock sector. The world's largest agricultural equipment manufacturer enjoys a hefty increase in quarterly profits. An agency... 27:47
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Market to Market (February 11, 2011) (#3624)
Full Program: The head of the Fed tries to ease inflation worries. A trade agreement takes one step closer to ratification. And the latest ending stocks report brings out the bulls. Those stories and market... 27:45
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Market to Market (February 4, 2011) (#3623)
Full Program: Unrest in Egypt pushes oil prices higher and puts ethanol producers on edge. USDA recommends getting up off the couch and putting less salt in your food – a lot less. And a next-generation ethanol... 27:47
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