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I grew up in Los Angeles and citrus trees were in all of my neighbor's yards, I still remember the strong and inescapable scent of citrus blossoms in the spring air!

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Please do pomegranate next.

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[@daniel1c]

TRUE FOOD - How Does it Grow? will have to travel to california for this one, or all the way to the origins of the fruit in Iran

[@juanbulawan252]

TRUE FOOD - How Does it Grow? Ma'am, here in the Philippines, we practice organic farming. We have this amazing fertilizer that can conditioned back the soil and has a synergist effect also if mixed with the other fertilizers. You can contact me at 09072085669 (Philippines) for more informations. Our advocacy is to restore Mother Earth and healthy foods for consumers.

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TRUE FOOD - How Does it Grow? Are there future episodes on vegetables?

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[@manojkumar-gf6rg]

Breath taking and a compassionate video. You know, you should come to India to shoot a video on Mangoes. My sister has a 250 Acres of beautiful Mango groove and May is the best month for Mango harvest, I can assure you will make a best video.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Oh, I would *love* to!

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manoj kumar here in the Philippines, we practice organic farming. We have this amazing fertilizer that can conditioned back the soil and has an synergist effect also if mixed with the other fertilizers. You can contact me at 09072085669 (Philippines) for more informations. Our advocacy is to restore Mother Earth and healthy foods for consumers. We will be opening soon outlets all over asia and even in the USA

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Nicole you are the best when it come to presentation! very informative indeed!! can't wait for the next video. kudos guys!!!

[@TrueFoodTV]

You're so kind! THANK YOU for your support!

[@MrArtexxx]

I worked this past winter/spring harvesting mandarins/oranges/lemon. Here in Spain most of the time we collect the fruit in medium sized black plastinc buckets, then proceed to dump all the fruit in plastic boxes (they can hold up to 20/22 kilos of fruit). We harvest the fruit by hand cutting right in the spot where the little stem conects the fruit to the rest of the tree. Sidenote, Valencias are the worst verity to harverst IMO, the trees are HUGE making it really hard to reach all the fruit real fast. We got paid by the box, the more boxes we make the more we earn that day so we had to do it really fast all day long or untill we fill all the boxes available that day. We also had to load all the boxes into the truck that carries them to their destination, imagine having to build a pallet of 6~8 (20~22 kilos) boxes tall by 3 in the base and repeat it till you load a 24 to 30 pallet truck o_o (of course we had to do this between 4-8 people but it was very physically exhausting)

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thank you for sharing your experience! I have such great respect for the people who harvest oranges. It really is back-breaking work.

[@MrArtexxx]

TRUE FOOD - How Does it Grow? Yeah it is but someone has to do it you know. Anyway thanks for making all these amazing videos, I really enjoy watching them! Keep up the great work ✌️

[@dorinemort6359]

That must have been painfully cause of the thorns citrus has

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Hats Off to the best show on KZbin! Keep spreading Knowledge. All the Best! Cheers!

[@TrueFoodTV]

You're so sweet for saying that. Thank you!

[@roy4039]

Live here in San Diego and I can tell you we love our oranges!! Thank you for this episode; it educated me so much about our county's agriculture!

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I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

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Shout out to all the Hispanics working on those farms !!! They are not appreciated enough

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For real!! 🙏 skilled workers 💪

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What a political and racist statement to make, just stick to food comments, and stop being so divisive please.

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0:52 You can literally insert anything here and it would come out funny "Who feels people up in a crowded bus?" "This guy!"

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I'm glad you enjoy the videos.

[@WeArePharmers]

I recently moved to southern California, and I love the abundance of oranges here! I got to pick some at a local arboretum, so this video was an excellent add-on to what I already learned. Thanks!

[@TrueFoodTV]

So cool!

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She's so cute specially when she speaks. Her voice is like an angel. I learned many things about these fruits and vege.

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Got introduced to the series with your "Cranberries" episode. All your videos produced are wonderfully done. Great job! I must say your voice and face makes it even more beautiful.

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So glad you found this channel! Thanks!

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Same

[@Noone-rt6pw]

In South Louisiana, we had a Satsumas tree, which the fruit would be green, maybe with a few specks of orange, but a cold snap hits them, they were ready then. Sweet and tasty. Beats anything one finds in grocery stores.

[@DinoA87]

Nicole radiates so much positivity !

[@M111max]

I love your smile. Seeing someone so cheerful while sharing knowledges is a pleasing view

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Thank you!! :))

[@TheSuraj03]

Interesting fact is that the trees themselves are pruned to maximise production and picking.. If you left one of the trees to go wild, even if its grafted, it'll get huge

[@Weston_Guidero]

I'm glad you also inform others with facts about the risks our plants face. Being from Orange County myself it makes me very sad. My backyard is a nature reserve that almost got taken away from me and my neighbors due to real estate (a bribe was involved). It just gets more and more crowded here... So many beautiful childhood memories that I can always revisit by sitting out there, would have been a shame. I'm sure the owner of the grove has some similar memories with his setting. Anyways there's always hope! We will keep adapting and problem solve.

[@yoyomi]

Greed should not be allowed to dominate our world. And it would be so cool if everyone that was able, grew fruits or veg on their property...we could all barter and exchange foods. 🤔

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Do "Grapes" next plz! Love your channel.

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Yes, would love to!

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[@ravenevermore7338]

My daughter and I stumbled across your channel when she wanted to know how an apple grew. Well we didn't stop at apples and here we are at oranges. We find your show entertaining and informative and have now subscribed. Thank you!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Matthew, that's the best compliment I could ever receive. Thank you for being such a great supporter of your daughter's curiosity!

[@elizabethannecarpenter7792]

I live here and I could never take for granted these beautiful orange groves. Driving down highway 76 past all the citrus makes me feel like it's heaven. Thank you for this episode.

[@mistersingh6470]

The word orange came from the sanskrit word 'Narang' used for an ancient cirus tree of India.

[@JoseGonzales-ul9sv]

How bout naranja

[@MinhNguyen-wk5fr]

I can attest to the orange diseases that is happening in FL right now. I have 3 orange trees and requires constant upkeep to keep it healthy. My Cara Cara orange tree (about 7 feet tall) just died last month because of root rotting disease, before that it was devastated by leaf miners, and other diseases that causes foliage die back. My recent orange tree that I was growing in a pot, I went on a vacation for a month, came back and 2/3 of the foliage was devastated by leaf miner, aphids, and fungal disease that cause one of the main branch to die off. So yeah...growing orange here in FL is a huge PIA and requires time and resources to keep it happy and disease free.

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I feel for you! It's really tough.

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Hello, Indonesia!

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TRUE FOOD - How Does it Grow? Do sesame seeds next!

[@markpfeifer1402]

Thank you for showing the hard working people who grow our food. They deserve more recognition. Also, your channel has become so polished and professional that I don't understand why you don't get picked up by Food Network. I'd rather watch your show then another cooking competition!

[@dark_antihero]

i had no idea how complicated citrus seeds were. Anyway hoping to see mangoes in future episode.

[@MD-wk3gj]

Bill is the kind of hero we need more of. His passion and work help us all have delicious organic oranges. Thank you Bill. ❤️

[@PawPawMountain]

Orange Blossoms........Heavenly Bouquet for sure!!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Seriously though.

[@jaimeduncan6167]

These series are beautiful and informative, I am mesmerized by the unpredictability of the result of planting an orange seed (I did saw the Apples video but still crazy). I also mesmerized by how nice the presenter is, she seems smart communicative and her enthusiasms and happiness is contagious, one spends the video smiling. You learn in the best possible way. The fact that she is able to communicate in Spanish helps a lot in some of the videos. The videos are masterfully crafted so my admiration goes for the whole team. Keep them coming.

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Thank you for such lovely feedback, Jaime! It means the world to me that you all enjoy these videos. Thanks for the support!

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[@Noone-rt6pw]

In South Louisiana we had a naval orange, satsumas and cumquats. Thing is, come the fall, the satsuma I know would still be green, maybe with specks of orange when a cold snap would hit and they were the best. Plaquemine parish. They grew plenty of satsumas and naval oranges. How they survived after Katrina, I do not know.

[@kellyvtec]

All Nicole ever does is tell me i'm doing things wrong, but I'm not even mad.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Hehe. I promise in the next one, I won't! (And if it's any consolation, I'm *always* doing it wrong until I learn from making these videos!)

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TRUE FOOD - How Does it Grow? There is a bright side, you end up telling us why/ how to do things right. Always great videos with great content. I'm always learning.

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@1:30 hey Nicole let's get back to work . No matter who you are ,for sure you are here to work lmao🤣🤣🤣

[@airacakep]

Hi Nicole, thanks for another great episode. I live in Indonesia, just right on invisible equator line. Here, our best selling oranges are shiny army green, known as Pontianak Orange (Citrus nobility var. Microcarpa). Easy to open without any white pith. Oh, and since we live in equator, the whole tree will be as sweet as another 😉

[@TrueFoodTV]

Oh, that's an excellent point about being on the equator! Thanks for this insight, Laila -- I love learning about how food grows around the world.

[@bettierusso5410]

When I was a girl, I lived in "Orange County Calif." and there were many beautiful orange groves. We played baseball with the unripe ones, threw overripe ones as bombs, and ate every one we could. Now, they are all gone there...how sad. The sweet orange blossom has been the official Bridal flower for centuries and the smell is indeed heavenly. How I miss them. But the groves are all still alive and thriving in my mind and this old heart. Thank you for your great video.

[@DanDan-nm1hr]

Another great episode. Everything I know about oranges I learned from Nicole. Good job!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Ha! So glad I could be of service. ;)

[@lulutileguy]

college did paper on seedless fruits and i passed that course amazingly horticulture taught me to respect Latin,without one is lost in a sea of green

[@alvenbutanas1944]

I am inspired to become a farmer in your show, love from from the Philippines 😘😘😘

[@TrueFoodTV]

Go for it! Sending love back from the US

[@Cerinaya]

If I lived in an area where I could grow citrus I would have bought the meyer lemon bushes I saw for sale once just simply due to the smell of the blooms. A large grove of them would be overwhelmingly sweet and nearing sickly.

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Your videos are a nice escape from the craziness of the world. Thanks!

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Thank you!

[@ahmedabualreesh2960]

I like the fragrance odor of orange flowers .. One of my best memories was when me and my friends visited a huge orange farm .. it was unforgettable journey.. Again .. thank you very much for your creative episodes ..

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how does it grow?: durian

[@luqmancrimez95]

Durians grow just like another fruit up on a tall tree.. the fruit has thorns from the beginning and its very cute.. but you dont pick the fruit from the tree.. you wait the fruit to fall down to the ground.. only ripe fruits falls down.. but you have to be fast as many animals like the durians such as hogs foxes squirrels bears.. in the village people usually build huts in the farm to wait for the durians

[@aripujiono5290]

@@luqmancrimez95 so true, same as in indonesia...

[@gerardorubio3612]

I use to pick oranges as a kid in woodlake,CA as a kid in the mid 70's ( can't do that now with labor laws) so i know how it feels. My favorite fruit is the orange but i also picked olives, tomatoes, and grapes. Grapes are tasty too.

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Editing and camera work is fantastic!

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Thank you so much! Means a lot.

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we learnt about photosynthesis that plants use to make sugar. That is why i love this channel. you are amazing

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I'm so glad you're loving it!

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Thank you so much for your support!!

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Your personality is so beautiful! i liked the video even before watching it, bc with You i know to expect Greatness and Joy!! thank you so much for your dedication to teaching us new and wonderful things!

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Thank YOU for the lovely feedback! I'm so grateful for your support.

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greetings from Trinidad, loved the episode

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Hey, Kevin! Hope you're well!

[@vexis58]

In the past few years, HLB has had a few confirmed cases here in northern California as well. They're doing their best to track its spread, but everybody has some kind of citrus tree in their backyard and not many people know the risks. We can't transport citrus across state lines, but now it's risky even between counties and neighborhoods. Only a matter of time before somebody brings some oranges from home to a friend or relative in the south and the whole industry is at risk. I heard some orange groves were starting to put up netting around their entire fields to keep the psyllids out.

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I'm going to start planting citrus seeds and see what I get!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Good luck!

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Kuya XL here in the Philippines, we practice organic farming. We have this amazing fertilizer that can conditioned back the soil and has an synergist effect also if mixed with the other fertilizers. You can contact me at 09072085669 (Philippines) for more informations. Our advocacy is to restore Mother Earth and healthy foods for consumers.

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@Kuya XL You'd better graft your sapling to get nice fruits, otherwise they will be of the wild type.

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Ive been watching your videos for hours one after another. Such an enchanting woman.

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How does it grow: *memes*

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Döla Freundlich 👍

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You again.. smh

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Alfredio d' joliette - I was born into a poor family as a 40 year old man and through surgery became a 16 year old girl

[@kenxiong6830]

Nacio is a G!!! Smoking while picking oranges like it’s just another day at the office

[@brianfuller5868]

Nicole is an awesome presenter with a great screen personality. Great channel. Definitely my favorite fruit and oranges are a significant part of California history. Real Estate has largely pushed out agriculture in Los Angeles County.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thanks so much, Brian! Really appreciate your support!

[@khamoo9350]

We have 3 plants in my mom orange yard since our childhood. They are seedless like that. I want to grow more but it is hardly find in our country.

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She’s too much fun!

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Love your passion, as always, another great video!

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Thank you so much!

[@Ruko831]

I picked up an orange from my fruit basket, layed on my bed, picked up my phone, clicked on the youtube app, and the first video on my recommendations was this one...coincidence? I think not!

[@jaridkeen123]

Hard working people man that's why we need them in our Country. they do jobs Americans won't and work hard too

[@enochporter]

What a sneaky political statement to make, just stick to food comments, and stop being so divisive please.

[@yummytummy88]

Orange is THE most popular fruit in the war, the smell of the peel and the taste of the soft sweet juice. Young and old can enjoy this paradise on earth.

[@sanjay19961026]

you are more sweeter than the oranges!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Aw, that's... sweet!

[@FionaPoetri]

that one orange doesnt want to be eaten so it runs away 01.53 😂

[@TrueFoodTV]

hehe!

[@BrookScottOfficial]

loving this channel so much. i teally want to work in Farm

[@lloydguenther6102]

Decades ago I visited an orange grove in Florida growing and selling heritage oranges. Thin skinned, juicy, delicious, green to orange to red colors. Would like to see a show about that.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Love the sound of that!

[@Jaiohee]

3:44 who cuts an orange like that?! My OCD is killing me

[@TrueFoodTV]

Hahaha! I feel your pain! But there IS a reason: the bottom of the orange is supposedly sweeter. He was trying to give me the sweetest side. ;)

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[@iamraffinator]

I love her calmness. Great video indeed! I'm hooked.

[@aviatorboy19]

I love the way you explain , smile and your voice ...In fact I felt in love with you!!!

[@chrissede2270]

It’s funny I have only one citrus tree, not sure what pollinates it every year because I don’t see another citrus tree in close proximity to it. Pretty sure it’s a mix between an orange and a tangerine. I started three seeds about a months ago, which seem to be growing well so far. As for what the fruit will be like in 4-6 years, I am not worried about as long as it tastes good. The one thing about picking from at least my citrus tree is if you fall into the bush you are going to be in some real pain since the thorns are about two inches long. Not sure if all citrus have thorns or not because citrus is not something I am overly familiar with. It was on the property when I purchased it and didn’t even know it was a citrus tree until October when the fruit appeared.

[@thuynguyen-hl2gr]

I always love your videos. :) Any way, could you please make Eng sub for them? It's really great for who are not good at Eng like me.

[@han_pritcher]

Such professional videos, and what a charismatic and lovely host. She deserves millions of subscribers.

[@TrueFoodTV]

You're too kind! Please help us spread the word :)

[@seangaffney375]

yay San diego. that's my home :-D

[@TrueFoodTV]

Shout out to SD! :)

[@seangaffney375]

TRUE FOOD - How Does it Grow? I just want yall to know how much I love this channel it is so awesome never change the amazing content y'all provide

[@BlueCourtingBooks]

Writing my new book, needed to look up how oranges grow, googled, ended up here, and now I've stopped writing to watch your videos.

[@peterstang]

Very informative, this is one of my favourite fruits.

[@amitkoch2199]

Me too

[@ikigai47]

Good tip on the south side oranges. I have orange trees in containers, I will be rotating them now

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You are my dream girl. 😘😍

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Awwww...

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@Muhammad Bin Rashid 6 ..?

[@jeffreydustin5303]

It would be nice to learn about when the plants are planted temperatures and specific cultivation info...maybe as a mini clip or special content for subscribers? Just a thought bc I'd like to grow some orange trees.

[@FidaAifiya]

in indonesia oranges are called "jeruk". we eat various types of oranges, but the green ones are more popular, so in first grade when my english teacher said that the common english word for "jeruk" is "orange", i started having existential crisis.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Hahaha! I can understand!!

[@AshanaDesu]

i looove oranges. and i also really love the honesty in you and your videos. and you're so sweet. i love this channel 💗💗

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thank you for the sweet words!

[@sarahp1383]

The sunburst of colour of ripening oranges under beautiful blue skies, their shiny green leaves contrasting with the white of the first, shy flowers.... What a paradise. Thank you Nicole, for this walk down an 🍊 scented orchard. Very interesting video narrated with such zest!

[@jhairuschannel2673]

I really love all of your video...its so informative...and you Nicole itself love what shes doing...your so charming and I really Feel the happiness in your heart while your doing it,....keep it up....A five star for...i hope i can harvest orange too here in the Philippines

[@TrueFoodTV]

I'm so happy to have you watching! Love to the Philippines!

[@estevanvasquez9733]

That sunset view of those hills of orange trees was one of the most beautiful sights I’ve ever seen.

[@abhir14]

I love all the episodes and the way The Host describes every single detail is phenomenal. Thank you to 'How does it grow' Team.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thank YOU for such kind words -- and for watching!

[@kalenzypie]

Not a fan of oranges but really enjoyed this episode. The runaway orange @ 1:54 made me laugh

[@TrueFoodTV]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@destinystarver]

Nice cinematography, the landscape, the colors and seeing the hand plucking process made me wanna join you guys..👍🏻😍

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thank you so much - that means a lot!

[@___Laura]

Could you please do an episodes on olives? and maybe talk about the distinction between direct consumption olives and 'oil olives' or maybe black vs green olives? Should be doable since California does grow olives :) Thanks for the lovely episode, looking forward to the next!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Yes, yes, yes! Dying to do olives.

[@Reflection_Wave]

Every videos I watch she explained with so much passion about how's work. Amazing videos.

[@sniptheelftiktok]

And another amazing video! Love watching these! I now have a new found appreciation for the orange and the growers /pickers! I can really feel your passion in educating people on these things. You are making a difference. :)

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thank you so much, Sheldon. That really means a lot to me!

[@himanshupeter4791]

Awesome!! very informative. Presentation throughout this video was superb and mesmerising, I began to love Oranges more after watching this video... Nicole, you rock!!

[@TrueFoodTV]

You do, too! Thanks so much for the support!

[@AleiNewme]

In my place North East India Orange Grows n harvest During winter... In the month of November/December

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Can't stop watching each episode of it. They make me want to become a farmer, which is what we all need to hold up our food needs. Keep the good work TRUE FOOD TV.