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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O' Christmas Tree (#3313)
Christmas tree growers are hoping that an increase in sales will make a white Christmas a little greener. 05:05
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Immigration Raids One Year Later (#3315)
One year after the nation's largest immigration raid hit home in Marshalltown, Iowa, how is the community dealing with the fallout? 7:10
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Ethanol Fuels Iowa Caucuses (#3317)
As Presidential candidates barnstorm the 99 counties of Iowa, a recurring theme continues to surface: ETHANOL. 07:45
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Mennonites Help Fight World Hunger (#3312)
The need for food is never ending as the number of people hungry and, or starving continues to grow worldwide. Every year, the Mennonite Central Committee does its part to help. 06:15
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Entrepreneur Adds Ethanol to Ventures List (#3314)
Over more than 20 years, Bruce Rastetter has owned 3 businesses classified as power houses. 06:30
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2008 Presidential Campaign Focuses on Rural Policy (#3311)
Five Democratic candidates seeking their party's nomination for president laid out their rural agenda at a Farmers Union Farm Summit. 06:15
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Nebraska Corporate Farm Ban Is History (#3305)
One of the nation's strongest corporate farm bans is dead but what does this mean for Nebraska farmers? 07:10
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Salmon, Science and Sustainability (#3304)
Market to Market examines how scientists hope to increase salmon harvests off the Pacific coast. 06:00
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Pioneer in Agriculture Receives Congressional Gold Medal (#3307)
Five people have received the Congressional Gold Medal, the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Nobel Peace Prize but only one of them is credited with saving more than a billion lives. 07:10
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Produce Irradiation is Put to the Test (#3306)
Market to Market examines the prospects of a yet-to-be approved method of "cleaning" produce: Irradiation. 07:11
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Klamath Salmon... Or Whose Water Is It? (#3303)
Market to Market examines possible causes of reduced salmon harvests along the Oregon coast. 07:35
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After the Flood and a FEMA Buy-out, a Rural Town Survives (#3302)
Years after most people moved out of a rural town due to threat of flooding, a farm couple moves in to plant crops where homes once stood. 07:00
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Western Wildfires Raise Burning Questions (#3301)
More than a half-century after Smokey Bear began his public information campaign, fires are making a resurgence and remain an enormous threat to much of the West. 07:10
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Wisconsin Renewables (#3252)
Wisconsin utility finds renewable energy sources in unlikely locations. 06:11
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Restaurants Buy More Locally Produced Foods (#3250)
A national "Farm to Fork" movement has restaurants purchasing more locally grown foods. 07:10
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Big Companies Go Green (#3251)
A Colorado-based green energy company helps large corporations shrink their carbon footprints. 05:44
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Going Deep Into Outerspace to Get High Speed Internet Down on the Farm (#3249)
High-tech firm launches satellite to bring broadband internet service to customers in remote locations. 06:32
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First Closed-Loop Ethanol Plant Opens (#3247)
After 10 years of research the first closed-loop ethanol plant begins production. 06:50
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Pioneer in Agriculture Receives Congressional Gold Medal (#3246)
This week, the Congressional Gold Medal was awarded to Dr. Norman E. Borlaug, a pioneer in research addressing global hunger who is credited with saving more than a billion lives. 07:38
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Boar Running Hog Wild in the Lone Star State (#3248)
The growing population of feral pigs in Texas has exploded. But as the wild hogs anger farmers, some businesses are profiting. 07:35
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