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Many fruits are enjoyed fresh, right off the tree. In “Fruit,” viewers will visit a variety of farms to see how different fruits are grown, harvested and prepared for market. In addition, students view some of the processes by which fruits are preserved, including canning and drying. Part of the “Farm to Market” series, which introduces elementary school students to the agricultural origins of some of the foods, textiles and other products we routinely enjoy. (For Home Use… More >>
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