RFD-TV’s California Bountiful discusses their new season and how they’re highlighting the American farmer

Highlighting the food, farms, and people of the Golden State, “California Bountiful” is a lifestyle television show that airs every Sunday at 11 AM Eastern right here on RFD-TV, and their new season just premiered this week!

Producer and Host, Aubrey Aquino spoke with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander about the state’s agriculture industry, her accomplishments and tie to farming, and what we can expect from the new season.

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