America's Heartland: Episode 504

Reporter Jason Shoultz examines how a new plant disease called Citrus Greening threatens to devastate citrus growers across the country. Reporter Sarah Gardner heads out to roundup some Texas Longhorns. But these cattle aren't found in the wide open spaces of the American West, but in the rolling hills of southeast Ohio. Reporter Rob Stewart finds a school in Massachusetts where novices to farming can learn how to make a living on the land. Reporter Yolanda Vazquez finds an Arkansas couple whose unique sweet potato business has earned them customers worldwide.

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[jpicazio]

I propose this as a possible cure for citrus greening 500 ppm coloidal silver foliar spray mixed with 10% dmso.

[liamlightmx]

I agree but I still support big dairy farms and belive the real way foward is attacking supermarkets and milk imports.