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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Robots in the Parlor (#3621)
In agriculture, new technologies have increased yields while decreasing the labor demands associated with farming. 06:37
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Market to Market (January 14, 2011) (#3620)
Full Program: Reduced production, tighter supplies and strong demand push grain and oilseed prices sharply higher. The Agriculture Department unveils a sweeping nutritional overhaul of America's school lunch... 27:46
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Market to Market (January 7, 2011) (#3619)
Full Program: President Obama approves a multi-million dollar overhaul of the nation's food safety system. A new year brings new faces to key leadership positions in Washington and a new challenge for ethanol.... 27:44
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Market to Market (December 31, 2010) (#3618)
Full Program: Strong demand pushes commodity prices and Midwestern farmland values to lofty heights. Change is in the wind for a leading energy producer which plans to greatly expand its renewable portfolio.... 27:45
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Innovative Campaign puts a Face on the Farmer (#3618)
New York City might not be the place one would expect to find farmers. But a recent campaign to highlight the nation's potato producers put them smack in Times Square. 05:26
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Market to Market (December 24, 2010) (#3617)
Full Program: The outlook for commodity prices is bright, and new data suggest recovery may be on its way to Main Street. A coalition of automakers files suit against EPA over its authorization of 15 percent... 27:45
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Not Just a Christmas Nut (#3617)
Market to Market talks to chestnut growers who believe the meaty nut usually associated with Christmas deserves to be enjoyed year round. 06:28
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Market to Market (December 17, 2010) (#3616)
Full Program: Congress approves an 11th hour extension of Bush Era tax cuts. The Obama Administration examines profit margins in the agricultural supply chain. A global biotechnology leader announces an... 27:45
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Pioneer Releases First In-The-Bag Refuge Solution (#3616)
Pioneer Hi-Bred is the first to the marketplace with an "in-the-bag" corn rootworm refuge solution by putting two kinds of Pioneer genetically modified seeds in the same bag. The special mix... 05:40
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The Pony Express Celebrates its 150th Anniversary (#3615)
Ride along as Market to Market retraces the steps, or hoofbeats, of the Pony Express. This year marked the 150th Anniversary of the legendary mail service. 05:35
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Market to Market (December 10, 2010) (#3615)
Full Program: President Obama sways Republicans on tax policy but some Democrats cry foul. Decades in the making, a landmark civil rights dispute receives a final signature. And on the trail of history,... 27:46
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Market to Market (December 3, 2010) (#3614)
Full Program: Farm groups call on Congress to bury The Death Tax once and for all. Sweeping food safety reforms granted to federal authorities hit a snag. Robust foreign demand keeps commodity prices at... 27:45
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Market to Market (November 26, 2010) (#3613)
Full Program: Al Gore discloses the "inconvenient truth" of how political ambition shaped his position on ethanol. Lawmakers approve spending more than $1 billion to fund a settlement between USDA and black... 27:48
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International Aid Agency Passes on the Gift of Self Reliance (#3613)
International aid agency Heifer International has worked for more than 65 years to pass on the gift of self reliance and help lift people out of poverty. 08:02
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Market to Market (November 19, 2010) (#3612)
Full Program: Lawmakers ponder sweeping food safety reforms, giving the FDA increased regulatory authority. New research indicates the demise of a key tax credit for ethanol, could have a minimal effect on corn... 27:44
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Cranberry Industry Enters New Era with Familiar Challenges (#3612)
Stretching across 14,000 acres of annually-flooded fields, Massachusetts farmers are 2nd in the nation in cranberry production and the red fruit accounts for nearly one-fifth of the state’s... 08:26
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Market to Market (November 12, 2010) (#3611)
Full Program: A broad coalition of advocacy groups file suit against the EPA over increased blends of ethanol. Days after Republicans gain control of the U.S. House, a bipartisan panel unveils its plans to cut... 27:44
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Market to Market (November 5, 2010) (#3610)
Full Program: The largest shift in congressional power in half a century ushers in new leadership in D.C. Prior to USDA estimates next week, private analysts prognosticate corn and soybean production numbers.... 27:48
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Market to Market (October 29, 2010) (#3609)
Full Program: Counting down to the midterm elections, the stakes are high for rural America. Commodity prices are on the rise and USDA predicts food prices will follow in 2011. And a 3rd generation dairy producer... 27:47
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Market to Market (October 22, 2010) (#3608)
Full Program: The Obama Administration announces new incentives for biofuels production. Fall harvest is in high gear, and -- judging from prices -- there is little harvest pressure. And we examine efforts to... 27:44
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