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Market to Market (November 28, 2008) (#3413)
Full Program: Market analyst Jamie Kohake. 27:46
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Market to Market (November 21st, 2008) (#3412)
Full Program: Market Analyst, Alan R. Brugler. In Washington disparate interests unite to blame ethanol for higher food prices. In the pits, global economic angst and a bountiful harvest pressure grain prices. In our ... 27:47
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Market to Market (November 14th, 2008) (#3411)
Full Program: Market Analyst John Roach. Ethanol Leaders Unite. USDA Revises 2008-2009 Production Estimates. Idaho Farmer Finds Success with Agri-tourism. 27:46
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Discussion: Ethanol and Politics in Iowa (#206)
Iowa's agricultural economy has been cushioned in recent years by the upstart of dozens of biofuel factories around the state. This Iowa Journal looks at the politics of ethanol. 12:59
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Ethanol's Contribution to Iowa's Economy (#206)
Iowa's agricultural economy has been cushioned in recent years by the upstart of dozens of bio-fuel factories around the state. This Iowa Journal looks at the politics of ethanol. 03:02
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Ethanol and Politics in Iowa (#206)
Full Program: Iowa's agricultural economy has been cushioned in recent years by the upstart of dozens of biofuel factories around the state. This Iowa Journal looks at the politics of ethanol. 27:46
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Market to Market (November 7th, 2008) (#3410)
Full Program: Market Analyst Sue Martin, November Elections Affect Rural America, Ethanol Industry Leaders Have Rough 3rd Quarter. 27:46
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Politics of Agriculture (#3409)
Senators Barack Obama and John McCain outline their views on government farm programs. 08:16
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The Politics of Renewable Energy (#3408)
Barack Obama and John McCain outline their views on renewable sources of energy like wind power. 09:12
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Market to Market (October 10, 2008) (#3406)
Full Program: Elaine Kub, Market Analyst. USDA revises its 2008 crop production estimates . The Bush Administration unveils new biofuels research and development goals. And Market to Market examines the candidates’ ... 27:46
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Politics of Ethanol (#3406)
Barack Obama and John McCain differ greatly on biofuels. 08:04
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Beer Brewer Converts Waste To Fuel (#3350)
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 (July 25, 2008) (#3347)
Full Program: Market Analyst Darin Newsom. 27:46
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Market to Market (July 18, 2008) (#3346)
Full Program: Market Analyst Sue Martin. Economic Woes Dominate Washington Rhetoric. U.S. Crop Progress Good, but Markets Still Volatile. Immigration, Agriculture, and the Border Fence. 27:46
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Market to Market (July 11, 2008) (#3345)
Full Program: Market Analyst John Roach. World Leaders Meet at Annual G8 Summit. USDA Predicts Near Record Corn Crop. 27:46
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