i mentioned it being a national farmers union member. my branch is the hawaii farmers union very very grateful to have been invited into hawaii to help with some research and it got me connected and i still in really engaged just gave a talk virtually unfortunately in hawaii last week. and vincent mean by the way is the very active acres guy. who is the president of the hawaii farmers? whoops. who's the president of the hawaii farmers union and that's him and me there and with kalo the canoe food the traditional hawaii food, but this is chemo simpliciano on me chemo decided to plant on land that had been compacted for a century from from sugarcane. monoculture. it was terrible soil and that's where we're standing here after like. two seasons in hawaii what he was growing. already had brought the soil back to life and let me tell you things get easier to grow heap in hawaii. he and many people are going to be growing it there too recovery happens. the earth has been through this drill before. now for me it all comes back to home. really, y

abi reader is a dairy farmer in wales and a board member of the national farmers' union.biggest issue that dairy farms globally are focusing on. most farms will separate calves from cows within the first 24—48 hours. it's a very complex issue. as an industry, we recognise that this is something difficult for consumers to grapple with. it's 5.30 in the morning and i'm in south west scotland, and i'm here to visit a dairy farm where they believe that cows deserve a rather less stressful existence. this is the morning milking at the ethical dairy. here, they allow the calves to stay with their mothers for five months, and they only milk the cows once a day. charles ellett is in charge of the milking herd. he used to work on a large—scale dairy farm. it doesn't take long for a cow to burn out, which is what, you know, those big herds have problems with. my oldest cow in here is 12 years old. she's just starting her ninth lactation. most cows in commercial systems are gone after four or five. and why is that? because their body just burns out? just burned out. he's had first—h

abi reader is a dairy farmer in wales and a board member of the national farmers�* union.issue that dairy farms globally are focusing on. most farms will separate calves from cows within the first 24—48 hours. it's a very complex issue. as an industry, we recognise that this is something difficult for consumers to grapple with. it's 5.30 in the morning and i'm in south west scotland, and i'm here to visit a dairy farm where they believe that cows deserve a rather less stressful existence. this is the morning milking at the ethical dairy. here, they allow the calves to stay with their mothers for five months, and they only milk the cows once a day. charles ellett is in charge of the milking herd. he used to work on a large—scale dairy farm. it doesn't take long for a cow to burn out, which is what, you know, those big herds have problems with. my oldest cow in here is 12 years old. she's just starting her ninth lactation. most cows in commercial systems are gone after four or five. and why is that? because their body just burns out? just burned out. he's had first—hand expe

. >> sure what happened was farm incomes had dropped dramatically, and so the national farmer's unionized thousands of people, now, think about this. it's one thing to have big trucks to go at a pretty good speed. you suddenly had coming towards washington from all over the country. people driving big tractors it spied of a tractor. and they finally all -- i was a freshman congressman. you walk outside on the mall and here were all these tractors everywhere. but these -- the response was to be sympathetic not to try to find a way to lock them up. that's the real change, i think, has been how these elites now think their job is to try to go out and take normal everyday people and throw them in jail because they don't do what the elites want even if the elites aren't doing what they claim they want. >> jesse: thank you for coming on "jesse watters primetime." it was enlightening. i did not know about the tractor rebellion. >> glad to do it. >> jesse: also here tonight is michael bang peterson. a professor who basically told denmark about how to end this pandemic. and denmark ended the p

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nation look for precedence in only 5 years. the. the attorney general denounced sponsorship and influence, peddling a farmer and union leader denies amy allegation. instead, he said he hasn't been trained to be precedents a critic say. that is unacceptable. you can get the group, he should be prepared and especially in such a dramatic situation with the health economic and labor crisis. peruse has regressed several points and at poverty writes, and this is an element that is not for experiments. we need clear answers from our rulers. opinion paul say more than 60 percent of the, of the government. many peruvian, see that guy still has a credibility problem that he's not qualified for the job, and the country is a drift. former prime minister, mr. vasquez says that the senior could begin solving cruz solutions by surrounding himself with competent people. the growing discontent appears to be overshadowing the chief men. like the fight against the coven. one missed 80 percent of the target population has been vaccinated. at least once. i'm getting. we should change his mind immediately because he's ruining everything economically. there