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Monday
June 17

A critical harvest is getting underway in California and a worker shortage is already causing crop losses. We’ll get an update with the California Farm Bureau.  We’ll also take a look at a new push to diversify the nation’s fuel supply.

Tuesday
June 18

Wheat buyers from South Korea are touring the U.S. amid a tough growing season and on the heels of the find of GMO wheat in Oregon.  We will hear how the buyers are responding to the tour. We'll also look at how the various Farm Bill programs being debated in Washington could impact your bottom line.

Wednesday
June 19

British author and reporter Steve Boggan decided to send off a ten dollar bill in the heart of America and follow it wherever it went for the next 10 days.  We’ll hear about his adventure across the middle of the country.

 

Thursday
June 20

Newsmakers – We’ll check the day’s headlines and talk with those making news.

Friday
June 21


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