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Rice Farming TV

Matthew Sligar is a third-generation California rice farmer, husband to a supportive wife, and daddy to an awesome daughter. He enjoys sharing his experiences – both in and out of the rice fields – via his series of creative, engaging, and informative video journals, “Rice Farming TV.” Don’t miss our weekly progress reports with Sligar, Fridays at 12 PM ET on Market Day Report.

Get caught up on the 2020 growing season for Rice Farmer TV HERE.

To follow Matthew’s exploits elsewhere online, check out the following:

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