Maddie Moate
How to Harvest Honey! | Beekeeping with Maddie #12
New ReviewThree years ago I first filmed Mum and I collecting honey from our beehives! Here's what we're harvesting from the same hives in 2017!
Food Farmer Earth
The Sweetness of Winter Crops: Nature's Cold Weather Miracle
New ReviewThis video explores why winter vegetables like brassicas and root crops taste sweeter during the colder months. It discusses the natural processes that lead to increased sugar content in these vegetables as a protection against freezing...
Curated Video
Brazil Geography
New ReviewWith an area of nearly 8.8 million square kilometers, or 3.4 million square miles, Brazil is about the same size as the continental US and the fifth-largest country in the world. It covers nearly half the South American continent, and,...
PBS
How Climate Change Will Affect Your Wallet
New ReviewWhether it's energy, food or insurance, how much more you'll pay in the future depends a lot on where you live. But because of climate change, virtually no one will get away scot-free. The global economy is remarkably versatile and...
Curated Video
Mapping Dominant Markets
New ReviewA short video that explain Gross Domestic Product and how that information is useful.
Curated Video
Egyptian Civilization
New ReviewThis World Cultures instructional video is about Egyptian civilization.
Curated Video
Inside Massive Apple and Juice Harvesting and Processing Factory
New ReviewWelcome back to the Frame Channel for a feature on the elaborate and meticulous process of cultivating apples and producing their by-products of apples including for example juices.
Professor Dave Explains
The Beginnings of Human Civilization
For a long time humans were hunter-gatherers. But at a certain point, human civilization began to flourish. This involved large cities of thousands of people, social stratification, trade specialization, and record-keeping. Agriculture...
Professor Dave Explains
Old World Archeology Part 1: The Western World
The first place that human civilization truly began was Ancient Mesopotamia, between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in the Middle East. This was followed by Egypt, Greece, and many others. How did these regions develop through to the...
Wonderscape
Exploring Daily Life in Ancient Mayan Civilization
This video provides a detailed overview of daily life in ancient Mayan civilization. It explores the origins of the Maya, their agricultural practices, societal structure, religious beliefs, and recreational activities. The video...
Curated Video
Insectageddon | People & Power
Humanity relies heavily on insects to pollinate the crops that feed the world, but have pesticides, intensive farming and climate change wrought irreparable damage on that crucial ecosystem?
Curated Video
RAW
At RAW, superstar Chef Andre Chiang conjures up whimsical Euro-Asian fare at arguably the hottest table in the city (for years to come). Centered on the philosophy that simple and minimally altered ingredients are best, RAW prides itself...
Curated Video
How to Follow the USDA MyPlate Dietary Guidelines
Howcast - Forget the food pyramid. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s nutrition guidelines are now called MyPlate. Here's how to adhere to the USDA recommendations..
Curated Video
How to Know If a Product Has Been Recalled
Howcast -Every year products get recalled, but most never make the newspapers. Find out from readily available online resources if a product that you own has been recalled by a company or manufacturer.
Curated Video
Insects could be the future of animal feed
Researchers in Saskatchewan say insect-based animal feed could be a game changer for agriculture and the environment, but cost remains a big hurdle.
Curated Video
Opening doors to the future of farming
The Lethbridge Research and Development Centre, one of Canada's largest agricultural research facilities, held its first open house in years, giving the public a rare glimpse into what goes on there. Videojournalist Ose Irete found out...
Curated Video
‘Modern slave’: challenges of migrant workers in Alberta’s agricultural industry
A public health researcher, originally from Mexico, recently published a paper focusing on the plight of seasonal farm workers from that country, who work here in Alberta. Mari Barba Gonzalez explains some of the obstacles migrant...
Curated Video
Extreme weather has berry producers exploring growing in Canada
Extreme weather, labour shortages and rising costs in California are leading some of North America’s largest fruit sellers to look to Canada to grow their produce. Driscoll's and Naturipe Farms are both testing commercial production of...
Curated Video
Ukraine’s broken fields: The grain crisis threatening the world’s food supply | On The Ground
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the vital sea port of Odessa has been unable to function properly. Without it Ukraine, known as the breadbasket of Europe, has been unable to export its grain, a problem that the UN could see push...
Curated Video
Truro students learning to grow their own food in aeroponic towers
The work is in collaboration with Dalhousie University's agricultural campus in Bible Hill. The university conducted a survey that shed light on how food insecurity is an issue in the community. Ella Burke has the story.
Curated Video
What increased drought in the Prairies will look like
As the climate continues to heat up, the Prairies will see both more and less precipitation. CBC meteorologist Christy Climenhaga explains.
Curated Video
Pesticides: a health hazard for Europeans ?
In Charente-Maritime, France, rising child cancer cases are suspected to be linked to pesticide exposure. Local residents are pushing for stricter national and EU regulations on pesticide use.
Curated Video
Why Alberta livestock farmers want compensation for coyote damage
Coyotes are considered Alberta's major livestock predator, but they don't fall under the provincial Wildlife Predator Compensation Program.
Curated Video
State of the Union: Greenpeace warns of disappearing family-run farms in EU
This edition of State of the Union focuses on the future of agriculture in the EU, the situation in the Middle East, the first plans of the new French government and a pumpkin ripe for the Guinness Book of Records.