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Here's a look at the latest USDA report on farm labor. It shows more hired workers and higher wages than a year ago. (Gary Crawford)

If you like peanuts, you can thank George Washington Carver for helping make them a fixture in American agriculture. (Stephanie Ho and Marshall Lamb, USDA's National Peanut Research Lab)

USDA celebrates 50 years of focused research on peanuts. (Stephanie Ho and Marshall Lamb, USDA's National Peanut Research Lab)

Will your Thanksgiving meal cost more than last year? Or Less? (Gary Crawford and Gianna Short)

A cranberry expert says there's a whole lot more we can do with cranberries this holiday season than just making sauce. (Gary Crawford and Karen Cahill)

Cranberry growers and marketers are not only trying to maintain holiday and year-round demand in the U.S., but are working to build demand worldwide. (Gary Crawford, Karen Cahill and Alison Carr) (Recorded at USDA's Farmers Market)

A New Mexico forest district is the provider of this year's U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, now travelling to Washington D.C. and set to arrive early next week. (Rod Bain and Ivan Knudsen of the U.S. Forest Service)

Ivan Knudsen of the U.S. Forest Service details some of the annual traditions of the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree and discusses the 2019 tree originating from New Mexico.

Those in the business of growing, harvesting, and selling Christmas trees are not just busy during the holiday season. (Rod Bain and Melissa Ploeckelman of the National Farm Medicine Center)

A rice industry official says a new agreement guaranteeing market access for U.S. rice to South Korea is expected to be a starting point for a growing potential value. (Rod Bain and Peter Bachmann od U.S. Rice Association)