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The Changing Faces of California Agriculture

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California’s Central Valley is home to the nation’s largest Hmong farming community. Dr. Jennifer Sowerwine, from the University of California, Berkeley, studies the cultural and ethnic dimensions of food security among Hmong farmers. She discusses the challenges facing these micro-farmers.

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Runtime: 4 minutes 24 seconds

Topic: Home and Family, Social Science
Subtopic: Food, Multiculturalism, Social Issues
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2016
Producer/Distributor: University Of California Television
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3, D printer dispenses layers of orange substance next to smaller orange masses. Title card reads, " 3,D Printed Food."

A flying robot and a hummingbird. Caption: to decode the hummingbird hover for robotics.

Woman with dark hair, bangs, and freckles speaks directly to camera with an energetic expression on her face. Caption. Can contribute to a healthy heart.

2 women stand in a restaurant kitchen, 1 watches as the other peels a green apple. Caption. To make her eat an oxidized apple.

Three men walking through a cultivated field of green plants. Caption: Six generations of Romingers have been farming this land

Two people working on an irrigation channel. Caption: to better protect the land that he loves to farm on.

Gold framed image of a dinner plate divided into 4 neat sections, showing a piece fruit, garden salad, chicken drumstick, and a bread roll. Next to this a pint glass of milk and a fork.

2 men in chef uniforms cook over a stove in a steamy industrial kitchen. Caption. You stir fry with the other.

Man dressed in chef's jacket holds baking pan and scoops sauce from bowl. Caption. And did internships at various hotels in northern California.

Closeup on label and price tag for 75% lean Prestige Meats ground beef. Caption. So it's easy to compare brands of ground meat.