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Norman Borlaug on The World Food Prize (#104)
Dr. Norman Borlaug, an Iowa native who grew up on a farm in Cresco, dreamt of ending world hunger. In the 1940s and 50s, he developed "high-yield" agriculture, which earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in ... 03:34
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WIRED SCIENCE | What's Inside Your Garden? | PBS
Host Chris Hardwick takes a look at the chemical guts of household products and finds you're never more than two steps away from something gross. To see the full segment, visit www.pbs.org/kcet/wiredscience/... ... 03:06
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The World Food Prize (Full Program) (#104)
Full Program: The World Food Prize has been called the “Nobel Prize” for agriculture. This episode features a profile of the history of this award, and of its founder, Norman Borlaug. 27:45
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Local Food Movement (Full Program) (#102)
Full Program: Restaurants, institutions and culinary schools around the state are embracing locally produced foods. What does this mean to producers, consumers and the overall Iowa economy? What role should government ... 27:15
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Market to Market (October 5, 2007) (#3305)
Full Program: Market analyst Tomm Pfitzenmaier. At the pump, presidential hopefuls "talk the talk" of ethanol. On the line, the second-largest meat recall in U.S. history renews food safety concerns. And in the Cornhusker ... 27:46
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Market to Market (October 12, 2007) (#3306)
Full Program: Analyst Alan Brugler In the field, the Agriculture Department predicts record corn production. At the salad bar, an executive samples a potentially lethal strain of E. coli. And at the debate, ethanol ... 27:46
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Market to Market (October 26, 2007) (#3308)
Full Program: Analyst Virgil Robinson, PHI Marketing Services, Inc. In Washington, the Senate Ag Committee approves its version of the Farm Bill. In the Windy City, Market to Market visits the world's largest food ... 27:46
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Market to Market (November 9, 2007) (#3310)
Full Program: Analysts Walt Hackney and Doug Jackson. In Washington, the next Farm Bill moves to the Senate floor. On the stump, would-be presidents sing the praises of ethanol. And at the store, a Midwestern company ... 27:46
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WIRED SCIENCE | What's Inside with Chris Hardwick | PBS
Chris Hardwick takes a look at the chemical guts of one of America's favorite dessert toppings. Tune in to WIRED SCIENCE on your local PBS station (check local listings). For more information, visit ... 02:29
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Produce Irradiation 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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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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Fair 2007: Food On A Stick (#3802)
Food on a stick has come a long way since caramel apples and corn dogs. New this year is the potato lollipop. The State Fair marketing department says there are 35 foods on a stick this year. 03:30
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Fair 2007: Canned Fruits (Food Judging) (#3806)
In the canned fruit contest, it's not about how it tastes but how it looks. Judges in the Elwell Family Food Center pore over 91 entries in 20 classes including apples, raspberries, peaches, pineapple ... 03:00
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Fair 2007: Macaroni & Cheese (Food Judging) (#3804)
More than a dozen creative contestants try their hand at one of America's favorite comfort foods: macaroni and cheese. The winning recipes were far from ordinary. 03:00
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Fair 2007: Banana Bread (Food Judging) (#3802)
Food judging has a new home this year, the Elwell Family Food Center, which used to be the Tourism Building. You can have your banana bread with things in it or without. 03:00
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