the data of the us department of agriculture in this case could not remove 2.5% of the volume of grainhat earthlings eat per year from ukraine. this is the grain without which, according to the european and american media, a dove threatens both the european union and african countries well, firstly, because europe is a rattle on the tail of the united states, what is the point of hissing about something on your continent if you can’t hear it here, they are shaking their europe it rumbles so much, russia should be afraid of china, but if we talk about the motives of the european union itself, the main, in my opinion, and undeservedly forgotten reason is the desire of the european authorities to somehow erase from the memory of their citizens the months-long lockdowns, when people were not allowed and not to work just leave the apartment. in the meantime, millions were going crazy within the four walls in the states , food supplies were depleted. and now, when the coronavirus is rotten, the agenda needs to be explained. how did it happen that the rulers elected for the mind did not flash

this is the data of the us department of agriculture , according to forecasts 773 million tons of wheatl be harvested all over the world in a year, the share of ukraine is less than 3%, but the share of russia is many times greater and just the same, the non-admission of russian food carries the threat of a shortage in world markets. a formal agreement removes russian goods from western restrictions, but secondary sanctions make export logistics difficult. there is no official sanction on russian grain that is expensive, and sometimes not at all . unofficially, everything works and there are problems associated with the fact that it is impossible to get insurance, it is impossible to charter a vessel and it is very difficult to pass payments, nevertheless. moscow is ready to supply free grain to the most needy about it, answering a question from journalists, the head ministry of agriculture. dmitry patrushev, our country is ready to supply up to 500,000 tons of grain to the poorest countries free of charge in the next 4 months, including we will do this with the participation of our rel

data from the us department of agriculture in this case from ukraine could not bring out 2.5% of the volume of grain that earthlings eat in a year. this is the grain, without which, according to the european and american media , the dove threatens both the european union and the countries of africa well , firstly, because europe is a rattle on the tail of the united states, what is the point of hissing about something on your own continent if it is not here you can hear them shaking their europe so loudly, russia should be afraid of china, but if we talk about the motives of the european union itself, the main, in my opinion, undeservedly forgotten reason is the desire of the european authorities, somehow erase from the memory of our citizens the months-long lockdowns, when people were not allowed to work and not just leave the apartment. in the meantime, millions were going crazy within the four walls in the states, food supplies were depleted. and now, when the coronavirus is rotten, the agenda needs to be explained. how did it happen that the rulers chosen for the mind did not fla

final recipients of the goods that they will receive this same product, according to the us department of agricultureshare of ukrainian wheat in the world this year's harvest is no more than 3%. look, they emphasize that there will be no famine due to a lack of agricultural products from ukraine, even if kiev is left without grain exports at all. but the price can seriously rise and if we have doubts about the availability of food, then this is a question of the ability of countries to buy food, and not the availability of food on the market due to the grain deal, the topic of universal hunger in the western media change the good old putin's price increase literally looking for any reason to link in the same context russia and the rise in grain prices. why does russia allow ships to go on believing that vladimir putin understands that if the ships stop, the price of grain will rise, people will starve and countries that depend on ukrainian grain will blame russia obstacles to access to the world market of russian grain. firstly, it is many times more than ukrainian, and, secondly, moscow is ready to

every year we eat somewhere between 750-780 million tons, according to the us department of agriculturein this case, two and a half percent of the volume of grain that earthlings eat per year could not be removed from ukraine. this is the grain, without which, according to the european and american media, hunger threatens both the european union and african countries, well, firstly. because europe is a rattle on the tail of the usa, what's the point of hissing about something on your continent if you can't hear them here? shake their europe so rumbles, russia should be afraid of china, but if we talk about the motives of the european union itself, the main, in my opinion, undeservedly forgotten reason is the desire of the european authorities to somehow erase from the memory of their citizens the months-long lockdowns, when people were not allowed to work not just leave the apartment. in the meantime, millions were going crazy within the four walls in the states, food supplies were depleted. and now, when the coronavirus is on the agenda, you need to explain. how did it come about that

well, just purple it happens no perhaps you will soon see the us department of agriculture approved thech healthier, according to genetics, purple tomatoes contain a large amount of anthocyanins. uh, those substances are considered powerful antioxidants that protect against premature aging cancers that taste the same purple tomato. nothing different from red. well, what, in principle, decides the light. let's find out today. our guest is associate professor of the department of biotechnology of the moscow state university of food production, candidate of biological sciences, and they are salitrinik. hello. explain here, is a purple tomato so much healthier than a traditional good red garden tomato, let's say that it's worth spending such strength to create it, there are purple vegetables eggplant blue berries, if necessary, purple vegetables, uh, it is considered really so, that is, purple vegetables are blue-purple. here they are rich in anthocyanins, that is, natural antioxidants and indeed in many purple vegetables, except for these genetically modified tomatoes. uh, there are antiox

taking away the land and using the united states department of agriculture to do so.ay this about the secretary, he has never come to an annual conference. this is his third time serving as the u.s. agriculture secretary but they show up at the farm bureau, national farmers union, and you cannot say anything about equity if you do not show up to speak to and address our nation's black farmers. we are facing discrimination that the united states department of agriculture, fortune 500 countries such as john deer and pepsi will contract, we have a host of issues but this specific case is about a broken promise, just like ben said, a broken contract. black farmers signed this contract, native american farmer signed a contract, hispanic former signed the contract. centered back in and made plans based on all of those expectations, 120% debt relief. and they want to trade it for a long, and to bring their cases up to the delinquent amounts up to current. that is not that relief. we want 120% what we were promised. 40 acres we did not get. and, this time, america, black farm

the recall affects the one pound chubs of bob evans, italian sausage with the use and freeze by date of november. 26 2022, the u.s. department of agriculture may have a pieces of a thin blue rubber in them. the products were shipped to retailers nationwide. the usda urges consumers not to eat this item. add in the no incidents, though, have been reported. apple fans could have a new way to plug in and lingo, adding more sun shaq's to lesson plan that's in tech. sm twitter is on the horizon of a whole new chapter. the world's richest man is set to close his 44 billion dollar deal to buy the platform by tomorrow. we're talking about elon musk. obviously our dc correspondent raquel martin reports. all eyes are on him to see how he's going to tackle this challenge of monitoring hate speech and misinformation. tech billionaire elon musk is inching closer to purchasing twitter. >> and for the first time thursday vow to ensure the platform does not become a quote, true for all hell's gate where anything can be said without consequences. must previous promises were to stop censorship on the platform. but of course, when you do that, you realize th

if you have any of the products in question, you're urged to stop using them and visit unilever's website for reimbursement information. >> california department of food and agriculture is urging consumers to dispose of rock oat milk, produced by valley milk. simply bottled. the recall is for milk labeled either valley milk simply bottled rock, goat milk, or desi milk, raw goat milk distributed in half gallon plastic containers with that date october. 21st through october 31st. it's being recalled for detection of a bacteria. no illnesses have been reported so far. >> next in sports, the niners with a bad showing yesterday against kansas city coach kyle shanahan tells us what the team needs to do to right the ship. sports director jason dumas is next. >> actor and comedian leslie jordan has passed away in hollywood. tmz reporting he may have suffered a medical emergency just before crashing his bmw into the side of the building this morning, jordan was famous for his roles on will and grace and american horror story during the pandemic, jordan became a social media sensation for his viral videos. he was 67 years old. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> there's a whole lot o

department of agriculture awarded a community connect broadband grants to glendora. funded at $325, 000, the grant was intended to bring connectivity to the village of glendora. mayor thomas use the usda money to convert the old cotton gin into a computer lab and that was part of the plan. after the grant was approved he fired his contractor, hired several members of his own family and a number of state prisoners to construct the world's first emmett till museum, the emmett till historic center which was also like hated in the gym. although the usda approve the expenses, it does not seem that they knew their money was being used to build a museum because in the 647 pages of records preserved by the usda, including the application, labor contracts, invoices, and correspondents, the name of emmett till is not once mentioned. after the grant ran out, glendora couldn't pay the bills and the internet service was discontinued. the museum on the other hand is still going strong, it's maintained on a day-to-day basis and this is a mouthful, by the gland or economic community development corporation. founded by our mayor thomas and known to locals as jed co-. the town has a sign that

agriculture was damaged during the hurricane. and so we have been asking the department of labor to allow us to utilize migrant workers here in florida a lot of unraveling of this, but, you know, ron likes to go on these soap boxes and likes to have these political games, and if it gets his attention and gets on to national media, until somebody tells him no, he's going to keep going. >>> i want to note that nbc news reports this moving company they used that was getting their charter company that was used to fly immigrants out has contributed money to top folks in the republican party including matt gaetz and his former partner who's now the public safety czar in charge of immigration policy, larry keith, is there an internal investigation that will look into the connections between this private charter company and people like the congressman and your public safety czar? >> yeah, of course. there is -- it just glares into corruption every single way. the other part is they were supposed to have gotten two bits, that's part of any government contract, two bits, that didn't even happen. now you're seeing that this plane, this airline

us the competition teacher of the year. vladimir putin announced that he had signed a document on the deferral of mobilization for students in the evening departments of graduate students and residents , the demand for agriculturalcts from russia is growing, and sanctions challenges do not interfere with the development of the aggressor leading agrarians of the country premiered, awarded state awards and congratulated all employees of the industries. happy professional holiday. i want to thank the people employed in these industries for everything they do for the food security of our country. this is a record harvest of a wide selection of quality products. for each consumer of this new jobs in rural areas. and, of course, the introduction of the most modern agricultural technologies that increase our independence, the independence of domestic manufacturers from foreign supplies, not only ensuring the stability of the industry, but also improving it competitively. prior to the prime minister's speech, she looked at several exhibition stands, including those of breeding animals, for example, noted that this year the authorities increased the state support program for agriculture by 35% and have already allocated

using food rather than treating chronic illnesses down the line that are enormously expensive, we can identify this now and give people foods that they like and that they need. >> reporter: now according to the u.s. department of agriculture, there are more than a dozen produce prescription projects being funded this year throughout the country shep, in case people are wondering and they need a reminder of which veggies have the most health benefits carrots, spinach, my least favorite, broccoli. >> i love some broccoli. put lemon and mayonnaise on it, it ruins it but it's good. >>> waiting to find out if your student loan debt will be forgiven you're not alone while the borrowers sit tight, scammers are trying to gain access to your stuff the red flags to watch for. >>> we've got weights in fish. now we've got indictments. now we've got indictments. the criminal crg shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free you need a bed that's smart enough for both of you. the sleep number 360 smart bed senses your movemen

the export of agricultural products from ukrainian ports, as noted by the department, movement along the security corridor defined by the black sea initiative is not allowed, since kiev usess against russia, this movement has been suspended until the situation around is clarified terrorist attack in sevastopol moscow has been brought to the attention of the secretary general and the un security council, while russia is counting on un assistance in obtaining a guarantee that ukraine will not use the grain export corridor for hostilities. militants again fired at the center of donetsk today, nato shells hit the voroshilovsky and petrovsky districts, there were injured civilians , as well as in gorlovka, which was also rained down by ukrainian ammunition today, one of the residents of lugansk alchevsk died as a result of an american rocket attack. hymars. he was found under the rubble of the destroyed hotel. in total, more than 10 houses were damaged in the city, and the situation in the donetsk and luhansk directions, both in the rear and on the front line of our encor pavel prokopenko and grigory vdovin, fragments and parts of the cladding of the building right on the side

department of agriculture, hhs, and the executive branch. but the basic plan, you know, the first thing was to get production up in the u.s. and to use the enforcement discretion. i know we'll probably talk about this later to bring in the international sources. distribution initially was through the larger chains and now there's an intense focus on getting to the smaller stores as quickly as possible. that's a matter of hooking up, particularly the foreign firms that have not distributed in the u.s. before to these smaller areas. that is one of the two areas of our major focus at this point. >> thank you. my time too has expired. >> i would like to welcome ranking member hoven and would you be prepared to give an opening statement at this juncture? >> i certainly can madam chair. thank you. welcome to our guests. apologize for being tardy but thank you very much for being here madam chair. thanks for convening the hearing. and given the ongoing infant formula shortages, appreciate the opportunity to have a dialogue with commissioner califf and the rest of the panelists this morning on that issue as well as the fda's overall approach

us for this conversation celeste to -- talk to joyce and kansas -- joyce in kansas. can you push the button for me? hello? caller: good morning. i was wondering why the department of agriculturen't work with farmers to save the imperfect food service that couldn't be sold at stores and they are perfectly good to eat and would otherwise you destroyed? -- otherwise be destroyed? guest: there is a lot of movement in philanthropy in the private sector to tackle food waste and basically make sure that those imperfect process items make it to people. there are different ways to access that we also see more of that food going to food banks. they require refrigeration and infrastructure. there is a lot being done on it but we waste a lot of food in this country so it's a very good question in a very good topic and i think there is more work to do. host: in oregon, hello. caller: this is a great topic. i'm glad to hear about food fix. i'm working with a group called portland gray panthers which is social justice. we work at the interagency food bank in portland. it's really great to focus on this. we have worked with oxfam and second harvest which is now called feeding america. my que