so why the oku ari's poultry farm is running like clockwork every day 25000 chickens are slaughtered packaged and sold compared to 5000 before the blockade and the business is set to expand in the near future. its owner acknowledges that he has benefited from the blockade as has the tiny emirate as a whole for alcoa ari at least there's no turning back now. as the world's top 2 economies resumed trade talks this week the united states expects china through stop buying more american agricultural products again at any purchases would be piecemeal at no time lines been set for us in new supply and has stepped in to fill the void created by the tariff dispute brazil a setback for u.s. farmers a boon for the brazilians who've also found friends in europe. this is the economic heart of brazil the serato is a huge tropical savanna that has become a center of soybean production the protein rich beem has made fabricio rosa a rich man he says soil is a blessing for brazil. was achieve one 3rd of our exports is so a. that shows that saw it has a very positive socio economic impact. even feeding

a wider oku ari's poultry farm is running like clockwork every day 25000 chickens are slaughtered packaged and sold compared to 5000 before the blockade and the business is set to expand in the near future. its owner acknowledges that he has benefited from the blockade as has the tiny emirate as a whole for alcoa ari at least there's no turning back now. japan is again being attacked for its decision to leave the international whaling commission and resume commercial whaling in its territorial waters at the same time the whale watching business is beginning to gain traction in the japanese region of evil. off the coast of japan a whale watching boat plows through choppy waters chasing a pot of orcas. jump and roll through the waves much to the delight of tourists on board. the popular whale watching destination is attracting increasing numbers of tourists both from japan and abroad. for them and it was amazing to see so many killer whales jumping. down. 20 years ago the whale watching industry in japan attracted less than half the tourists it does now. in new would also the number of well