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Multimedia projects from Southcentral Alaska.
Cruz Construction 2023 Iron Dog spot
Cruz Construction is an Alaska-based heavy civil and oil field services company.
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Mat Su Farm Tours: Wolverine Farm
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Farmer Larry DeVilbiss describes his family's farm on Lazy Mountain.
Grasses in Alaska's Matanuska Valley
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Some farmers in the Matanuska Valley focus not on produce, but on hay and sod.
Food Security in Alaska
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Rancher Todd Pettit of Pitchfork Ranch and farmer Vangie Alexander of Tranquility Heights Farm discuss Alaska's food security and the challenges of raising livestock.
Alaska Carrot Harvest
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VanderWeele Farm in Palmer, Alaska harvests carrots at the end of the season.
Alaska Grown: A New Look at Mat-Su Agriculture
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Small-scale farmers in Alaska's Matanuska Valley describe locally grown and what it means to them.
Cruz Energy Services, Rig moving and support in the Bakken Field
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Cruz Energy Services (cruzenergy.com) is an experienced alternative to other contractors serving the continental United States oil fields. Our extensive experience in harsh climates, combined with our specialty equipment and consistent high performance in logistically challenging projects, separate us from the competition. We continually performs on time, safely, and under budget.
Onion planting at Vanderweele Farm
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A work crew plants onion seedlings at Vanderweele Farm near Palmer, Alaska, on May 10, 2011.
Chicken project
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Three chickens in Palmer, Alaska. (D7000, 1280x720 30fps, external mic, and compressed via Mpeg streamclip)
Mat-Su Farm Tours: Gray Owl Farm
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Craige and Kathy Baker own Gray Owl Farm in Palmer, Alaska. They were named the 2011 Alaska State Fair Farm Family of the Year.
Mat-Su Farm Tours: Havemeister Dairy
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The Havemeisters own and operate one of the few remaining dairies in Southcentral Alaska.
Mat-Su Farm Tours: Rempel Family Farm
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Mark Rempel grows organic produce on his family farm in the Butte.
Mat-Su Farm Tour: A&M Farm
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In addition to growing common Alaskan produce, Arthur Keyes of A&M Farm also grows strawberries.
Mat-Su Farm Tours: Stockwell Farm
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Vern Stockwell grows produce for market at his farm in the Butte.
Mat-Su Farm Tours: Vanderweele Farm
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Vanderweele Farm is one of the largest growers in the Southcentral Alaska area.
Mat-Su Farm Tours: Kenley's Alaskan Vegetables
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Mat-Su Farm Tours: Kenley's Alaskan Vegetables
Mat-Su Farm Tours: Country Garden Farms
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Mat-Su Farm Tours: Country Garden Farms
Mat-Su Farm Tours - Arctic Organics
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Mat-Su Farm Tours - Arctic Organics
South Anchorage Farmer's Market vegetable tour
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South Anchorage Farmer's Market vegetable tour
Cool!! It's a miracle to me each time too.
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Took a tour of Mat -Su Valley decades ago and absolutely loved it!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ the vegetables are huge!!!! Still have the pictures and memories ❤️
Surprised they don't just build a shed and blow warm air on the hay for 5 days...
Very cool 😎. Thanks for sharing.
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It is amazing how much farming you are able to do so far North. The growing season is much shorter than the rest of USA.
just imagine the weed there
America feeds 80% of China and 50% of the world. Cut off their food supply!
Amazing to see fellow Alaskans paving the way for in-state food security. One of my first jobs was in a rural town as a produce clerk, and it broke my heart to see how expensive and often low quality vegetables were because of the need for importation. Espcially when technology with greenhouses as well as outdoor crops can be so readily accessible to an enterprising and driving individual or group who makes it their mission to maintain a farm. Certianly not glamorous, but necessary. Espcially the farther away from the major hubs you get! Definitely a goal to take all I've learned about growing food and raising animals in the lower 48's and move back to Alaska to help my home state flourish on a local level! When people are well nourished, a whole new world of opportunity opens up on an individual level, which only expands to the community as a whole.
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Hi, good work! How much of the machine?
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how much land
Save our home farms
What is organic farming
Can they grow oats
Bring back the homestead act >:D
Why. So bunch of libtards will move there and say you don't need firearms in Alaska. No thanks. Best let them stay living in their parents basement.
I seriously doubt these people give 90% to the #indigenous whose parents, themselves and children will suffer rape and murder so these people can farm on this stolen land... the hidden costs are the ongoing rape, abuse and murder of the #indigenous to steal ever more of our resources and lands! What is amazing is how many will say I am the one being rude!!! they just want to "share" our stuff without our permission and whether we agree or not, that all, not that big a deal right??!!
Congratulation
you should NEVER wash fresh eggs
U cant sell them with poo poo on them :v
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"Kids are helping..." as the little ones just jump over the rolls! Hahaha, My phrase is Helpinderance!
lucky i ddin’t get a tractor when i had to transplant onions
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Peaceful
Farmers are all for buy locally so they can charge you as much as a grocery stores that get crops from out of state...sorta like going to store and generic items now only cents lower then name brand items..ITS ALL ABOUT GREED and nothing more...They figure they should make same price but not have all the cost to pay out to get them crops brought in..so farmers want to charge whast the stores do so they can make more profit without all the transporting expenses the stores have to cover...Like a someone trying to demand same price for a car that a car lot is asking...Somehow humans just cant be honest and do the right things...always corruptible and easy to turn towards greed...Permanently flawed..
try duck well, I for one, would rather buy from the local farmers! They earn every penny they get cause most of your local farms don't have all the big machinery to does almost all the work that the commercial farms have.
try duck someone's not a farmer. Somebody's a dumbass
Another Wal-Mart shopper who uses that as a benchmark for what stuff actually costs, and thinks everybody else is overcharging. I know, because I used to be like you.
just please do not use the term "human" as this greed philosophy only applies to europeans and their war criminal kin committing genocide on this half of the world!
try duck they earn and need every penny of it. Do you think ranching is cheap? If I could see where my meat comes from and get it fresher than the store for the same price then I’m game. Do you know who can guarantee the food you put on your table isn’t full of steroids and other shit? I can tell you it’s not Walmart or Costco. They never even see where the food they sell comes from.
I never new they had Mush in Alaska
Does the Oxalic Acid in the beet greens do well with the hogs?
Yay go local!
he needs to rent a harvester , him and other small family farmers = all should pitch in money.
I would like to work on an alaskan farm. Would you email me. Jowmalayawetch@gmail.com
stop using chemical fertilizer. Seriously you are polluting the last frontier on earth.
Can't wait till the Farmer's Market starts up again! :D ~~Nummy bread!
How long were the seedlings in the flat, before transplanting?
Wow. All that in a two week growing season.
yep heading up there the end of the month looking forword to doing some clamming
what variety is it bravo maybe?
That's sweet. They look like a nice family.
thank you soldier for your soldier, we appreciate all you have sacrificed for us.
thanks for sharing your special moment! welcome home soldier and thank you for your brave service! our military is the absolute best!