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    We unearth the stories behind your food
    to inform, entertain, and connect you to what's on your plate.

    by admin on December 8, 2009

    We unearth the stories behind your food
    to inform, entertain, and connect you to what’s on your plate.


    About Harvest is a for profit social enterprise using media in formats dedicated to informing, educating and celebrating agricultural history, development, and food.

    We make short and long form programs, documentaries, commercials and PSA’s that unearth the history, science, and relevance of modern agricultural crops that are grown and harvested in the United States and around the world. The company earns revenue through direct commissioning of documentary films, public service announcements, websites and broadcast productions, as well as direct sales of DVDs, curriculum tools, merchandise, events tickets and publications from its website(s) and fulfillment centers.

    Nancy O’Mallon is CEO and President of About Harvest and a New Jersey native. Dedicated to the telling of stories about food, OʼMallon has written and produced documentaries about two important New Jersey crops, blueberries and cranberries.

    Completed in 2007, The Mighty Humble Blueberry screened and won awards at national and international film festivals. December 2009 the film was selected as a National Resource for USDAʼs Agriculture in the Classroom, a national program that helps students Pre K through 12th grade become agriculturally literate.Completed in 2008, New Jerseyʼs Red October screened and won awards at national film festivals and aired on Public Television Stations in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

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    Send us your questions and comments concerning About Harvest to Info@aboutharvest.com or call us at 201-777-0175 we would love to hear from you.  If you have any comments or suggestions, we’d like to hear those as well!

    Follow About Harvest on Twitter @aboutharvest for updated food and agricultural news and commentary.

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