America's Heartland: Episode 508

Reporter John Lobertini takes us to meet a Utah ranching family where sheep, snowmobiles and horses are part of a family operation thats been honored for protecting the environment. Reporter Akiba Howard visits a Nebraska farm where a young couple has decided to make their future on the land. Reporter Sarah Gardner discovers that a "better chicken" comes from research that ultimately affects dinner on your table. Reporter Rob Stewart finds a New England company bringing the past to life in restoring Americas historic barns.

[@Lima547]

Thanks for sharing!

[@StanleySeibel]

We are a family farm,we also have chickens like this,and Monsanto is not destroying us :)

[@fungsirosyanto84314H]

Great Farm ..

[@rjhoover4474]

Monsanto commerical "ripping out the heart of America's heartland"

[@Jlind9335]

Monsanto? There is no way to sweet up a bad company. Nobody can tell me they care at all about anyone. No but greed and ignorance.

[@rickharrisoncoc]

Awesome

[@jerrymalinab6285]

YES SUPPORT BUY NOW.... MERRY CHRISMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR...,

[@pikminlord343]

the barn guy is cool

[@trangtranthi6957]

American very beautiful! I love american.

[@sanjaysingh-wc1xb]

Trang Trần Thị dffgf

[@rickharrisoncoc]

Cool

[@bbcode33]

Yes, Buy now... Kick off and play...

[@devwreck192]

Love this video. Hate that Monsanto sponsors it.

[@joebarbjb6668]

I’am no corporate schill, you just need think through your broad brush criticism, and remember that the key is ‘genetic modified’ and what the means. Very few items in you dinner bucket isn’t modified or hasn’t evolved from its pre historic origins. Think for yourself.

[@alexanderaflalo4128]

Artificial selection and genetic engineering are very different. Artificial selection by humans has been going on since the dawn of agriculture. This involves crossbreeding of animals and plants and selecting the ones with the desired traits. Genetic engineering however, splices in genes from completely different species.....for instance, introducing a cold tolerance gene from trout, into a tomato.....that is something that could never happen in nature. That's what people take issue with.

[@Celtics50]

What money has done to the world, im just wondering when we will put a stop to monsanto and their GMO bulllshit.

[@beetz15s]

Do you guys eat vegetables?

[@alexanderaflalo4128]

"we don't milk cows anymore, we milk the public."........okay....haha....

[@MrAbou1974]

en français s'il vous plait

[@beetz15s]

instead of milking cows now we milk the public

[@klaverenvrouwke]

Watch Joel Salatin's vids... no pathogens there because that is the way farming should be done. this industrial farming is ruining the world

[@Mega_vegeta]

Monsanto is destroying farmers

[@jonan1404]

spanish please

[@Noxia7]

way overcrowded birds.. they're losing their feathers.. leaves a lot to be desired. i wouldn't support this company

[@247rug]

Please take time and learn instead of speaking of what you do not know. Cornish cross chickens usually do not grow in full feathers no matter how or where they are raised. These breed of chickens are bred to not need much space. They are an eating machine but other than that they don't care to move much, they're kind of lazy.

[@acularp]

@jonan1404 Monsanto = My Satan

[@jetle25]

ewww

[@bobbietriplett5569]

just another tyson unhealty junk

[@cattystevenson7501]

Awful!!! factory farms suck, YOU MONSTERS! let these chickens outside , how inhumane for these POOR CHICKENS