is the responsibility of the ministry of agriculture, but the specialized conditions of agriculture, livestock, shilad and other issues of water and soil in agriculture, research, education and promotion caused this to some extent. that attention to the village. from this point of view , it should be reduced, and from the first two or three years when the agricultural jihad was formed, this dispossession has been felt until it goes away . after that, the law requiring rural development is the same until our order reaches the 7th plan, and in the 7th plan it is clearly discussed that no. this should happen and it is influenced by the events that have already happened and we hope that a sane and efficient organization will be formed so that we can solve it so to speak . simplicity was not possible for the institution that the imam had founded years ago. this institution was supported by the imam: i love the construction jihad if they give him a higher word than love and the like, this is me, with the permission of mr. engineer, who is in front of our company, in this field, i feel that

the responsibility of the ministry of agriculture, but the specialized conditions of agriculture, livestock, shilad and other issues of water and soil in agriculture, research, education and promotion are the responsibility of the ministry of agriculture. this caused the attention to the village from this so-called angle to decrease, and since the first two or three years when the agricultural jihad was formed, this gap has been felt until it goes away . the requirement for rural development is the same until our request reaches the 7th plan, and in the 7th plan, it is clearly discussed that this should happen, and it is influenced by the events that have already happened, and we hope that an organization will be effective and work. it should be formed so that we can so-called solve the problem that exists to do i would like to add to the question that you asked, why can't you see today, the dissolution of jad zazendagi was simply not possible, the institution that the imam himself had founded and the imam had supported this institution for years . they give him a higher word than love and

the first artificial intelligence event in agriculture was hosted by the agricultural biotechnology research institute in alborz. in this event , representatives of 70 technological companies and agricultural scientists were present with the aim of introducing the latest achievements of the artificial intelligence sector in the field of agriculture. the latest technology. but i can boldly say that only in it is authorized by the usa and france . it has been unveiled in the name of cinespray. in fact, we design a series of intelligent agricultural drones, that is, we equip them with processors based on machine vision and artificial intelligence. the set of information that this system is providing for the whole country, it is important to suggest the cultivation model for the farmers so that god forbid we don't have a shortage of crops at the end of the crop year, and to examine the challenges and threats of the agricultural sector that can be solved using artificial intelligence. it was the most important goal of this event. following this we want to identify the capacity and facilities of t

node village has 1200 hectares of agricultural land. we planted 250 hectares of land under the cultivation of dry crops, black seed, oats, kitabam eggs and large balingo. agriculture and animal husbandry are the main sources of income for villagers. rural communities in our country have the highest level of connection with natural resources, they expect this, and we expect that these villagers will be able to play a role in production, especially agricultural production, as well as sustainable production. villages and nomads and the organization of rural youth the title of the engine of rural development is one of the tasks of the 7th plan law, if we take science and invest in the villages. because villages are productive, they can produce agricultural products, they can produce durable products and they can play the biggest role in ensuring food security of a country, that is why villages are rural communities as key settlements. in the national development, we should not expect national development if we neglect the rural development.

the fourth area is support for agricultural exporters. the total volume of loans since the beginning of the year amounted to 512 billion rubles. the pace of export lending in 2024 exceeds 2023 rates by 23%. every year we increase the financing of our exporters, every fourth ton of wheat supplied to global markets is currently of russian origin, we will make every effort to ensure that the task set by the president this year to increase agricultural exports by one and a half times by 2030 is fulfilled in full and on time. the fifth area of ​​our work is financing small agribusiness, including farms. we pay great attention to this segment. attention, because small business entities in certain areas today provide almost 50% of the total production volume. every second russian farmer is a client of rosselkhozbank, and 75% of all farmer-borrowers receive loans from our bank. we primarily provide loans to small businesses at preferential rates. this segment is very sensitive to the cost of credit. to date, we have already financed more than 100

at that time, agriculture will take off in this country , it will be knowledge-based, this agriculture will be productive , it will be export-oriented, we must rejuvenate the rural society and the farmers, and this will not happen unless we establish the originality of the rural society, first of all , before production. let us recognize the originality of the rural community before the land, water and agriculture . we should not only humiliate and weaken rurality, but also value it. today, the knowledge-based industry has the ability to go to our villages, just like the industry based on baskets, workshops, and factories. you don't have a centrifugation device you can produce enzymes at home and sell them for some money, so this can be done in the village. if my village is actually equipped with the advanced infrastructures that are being developed, we have grown well in terms of infrastructure, electricity and internet, and i don't know , we can change our view of the village. let's make the center of knowledge-based growth, the center of growth of small workshops and young ages , ta

the first artificial intelligence event in agriculture was hosted by the agricultural biotechnology research institute in alborz. in this event, representatives of 70 technological companies and agricultural scientists were present with the aim of introducing the latest achievements of the artificial intelligence sector in the field of agriculture. the newest technology that i dare to say is only available in two countries, the united states and france, called cinespray. we have unveiled it in in fact , we are designing a series of intelligent agricultural machines, that is, we are equipping them with processors based on machine vision and intelligence . we pray that there will be no shortage of crops at the end of the crop year, and examining the challenges and threats of the agricultural sector that can be solved using artificial intelligence was one of the most important goals of this event. we are looking for the capacity and facilities of these companies to be identified and the obstacles and challenges that are in front of them to be identified and according to the task that we are com

the ministry of agriculture. but the specialized conditions of agriculture, garden, livestock, fishing and other water and soil issues. agriculture , research, education and promotion, this caused the attention to the village to be reduced from this angle, the average farmer today is 60 years old, that's when agriculture takes off, in this country, it becomes knowledge-based, this agriculture becomes productive, export-oriented, and we have to rejuvenate the society. this will not happen unless we recognize the originality of the rural community, the programs of the ministry of jihad, agriculture is our village-centered agriculture. we will definitely form an organization that will be in charge of the affairs related to the villages, god willing, and we will try to see more that the village is the base and farmer-oriented in the agricultural sector , and in addition to the growth of large units and chains, we will definitely focus on the smallest units. we will keep production in the most two villages. at present

another topic is support for agricultural education. the bank cooperates with agricultural universities in the country. young scientists who are engaged in selection and genetics receive grants of one million rubles. they open in schools across the country. viticulture, organic production , the best business plans receive grants from rosselkhozbank. we pay special attention to former participants of the svo, thanks to school education. we help them adapt as quickly as possible, return to normal peaceful life, we talked about supporting farmers in border regions, about the belgorod, kursk and bryansk regions. well , the situation there is not easy, you know everything, but these are the most important regions for the country in the field of agriculture, and of course at this time we need to support them, we are now working on the instructions of the president, you know, with all the instruments of state support for the regions. the level of lending farmers there is not decreasing, despite the difficult situation, on the contrary, the ban

many ask whether the species is suited to agriculture. the reason it's a predatory fish that needs both a certain amount of fish and it's feed this while it's doing right now this you need to feed more than one kilogram of wired. so just to get one kid around the sound, and this cannot be to stand after norway. sheeley is a leading producer of farmed salmon followed by britain, canada. and the pharaoh islands, which belong to denmark and g like salmon companies, and investors from norway such as sharon mach movies, and summer have expanded into the country. even conglomerate mitsubishi operates, they're in a key salmon farming region. in chile, we meet whistle blower, mario hans rebate. he worked in an agriculture facility owned by nova strong until 2021, and publicize the salmon farms breach of environmental regulations the, somewhere in the city. and we also have stolen insect thought. is going to freak out this. i'm on one of the mentors. i'm on it, go on all the time, you know, i don't know for you and send, but i don't know. good. yo

this is due to joint projects in industrial cooperation, mechanical engineering and agriculture. but. completely new niches of cooperation have appeared. analytics, expert comments, review of socio-economic news, exclusive interview. watch in the program events on fridays on the tv channel. belarus 24. we have created such a unique and very important for our country, our state publication. many, unfortunately, perceive. attempts to distort the falsification of the history of western belarus and the bssr, which are actively thrown in, especially after the collapse of the soviet union, so this publication clearly, on a documentary basis , refutes in fact many of these attempts to distort the falsification of our historical past of this period, i always considered my trip to hollywood as to any other studio, for me their mentality of their existence has never been an example of such a space where i would definitely want to work. we have practically all the places in hotels in the city of minsk in regional centers bought out by the end of the year, you can’t close the borders, and th

agriculture began to industrialize in all kinds of ways in the late 19th century. did so, you could achieve economies of scale and required fewer people to do exactly the same amount of work, and that meant surplus labor which left the red river valley in minnesota and went to the twin cities. again, it begins very early in the 20th century, people notice these patterns. >> steven conn, what is your area of academics at the university of miami in ohio? >> i teach all kinds of american history courses. i consider myself the utility infielder of our undergraduate curriculum. whatever needs to get taught, i often teach. as a specialist, one of my fields of interest is urban history. i know it sounds almost perverse that, as an urban historian, i wound up writing this book on rural america, but it does come out of my work as an urban historian, to put those lenses to look now at the areas beyond american cities and see what we could see using that framework. >> here are some statistics from the u.s. department of agriculture and the u.s. census bureau about rural ameri

of products will be provided through extraterritorial agriculture. mr. fatuhi said that in this plan , products such as corn, barley, oilseeds of soybeans and rapeseeds, flour, soybeans, red meat, sugar, rice, and wheat, if needed, are prioritized. according to fatuhi , there should be two million hectares of agricultural land in other countries until the end of the seventh plan be assigned according to the executive of extraterritorial agriculture , susceptible areas have been identified in 62 countries, which are supposed to be targeted with countries such as africa, south america, kazakhstan, russia, armenia, tajikistan , pakistan, iraq. today, in iran's gold and currency exchange center, the dollar bill is 4983 tomans and the dollar remittance is 47 domans , but to know the latest exchange rate situation and statistics on the country's foreign currency supply , i am now talking to the spokesperson of iran's gold and currency exchange center. what currencies were sold in the exchange center today? yes, in the name of allah, the merciful al-rahim,

food and agriculture contribute about $1.4 trillion to the gross domestic product. one of the outstanding figures for me is 90 7% of the u.s. is considered rural -- 97% of the u.s. is considered rural? steven: yes. it has to do with the way the census and other government agencies count the opposite of rural, which is to say, first the census bureau counted urban. in the 1940's and 1950's is began to develop a notion of a metro area and it first appeared in 1949 and has been resolved -- revised. anything that isn't defined as a metropolitan statistical area is classed as rural. in that sense, two of the statistics you just counted, if you put together you get a really interesting picture of the country right now. 97% of the area is classed as rural but only 14% of the people live there, which means 85% live in 3% of the u.s. land mass. what we have seen, and this is from almost the beginning of the u.s., we see a steady concentration of population. when the first census is counted, five percent of americans lived in an area classed as urban. by 2024, 80 5%, give or

the export of agricultural products took over. an increase of more than 170% in pistachio exports in the first half of this year compared to the same period last year. according to the customs report, more than 370 million dollars worth of pistachios were exported from our country in 6 months of this year. while this figure was recorded at 137 million dollars in the first half of last year. pistachio exports in the first six months of this year. in terms of weight, our exports have increased, which shows that we were able to regain a larger share of our lost market. the second point is that we saw an increase of 174% in value compared to the first 6 months of the previous year, which also shows that we have more foreign exchange than this. we had a product. according to the situation of pistachio export in 6 months of this year, the expert. friends believe that the profit of pistachio export could be more than this amount. many of our importers are aiming to become exporters. unfortunately , pistachios are not working at all, they

agriculture began to industrialize and all kinds of ways in the late 19th century.s it did so you can achieve economies of scale he required fewer people to do the same amount of work, and that meant surplus labor which left the red river valley in minnesota and wound up going to the twin cities. and again it begins very early in the 20th century. people begin to notice these patterns. >> steven conn, what is your area of academics at the university of miami, in ohio? >> so i teach all kinds of american history courses. um-- i sort of considered myself the utility infielder of our undergraduate curriculum, whatever needs to get taught i often teach. but, as a specialist um-- one of my fields of interest is urban history. as an urban historian i end up writing this book on rural america sounds perverse, but it comes out of might work as an urban historian, to put on those lenses, to now look at areas beyond american cities and see what we can see using that framework. >> here are some statistics from the u.s. department of agriculture, and the u.s. census bureau abou

and now about technical innovations in the agricultural sector. in the same brest region, equipment, involved in the harvesting campaign, are mostly equipped with a gps system. this allows fields to be processed without gaps, and these are far from all the technical tricks of the grain growers. in addition , an automatic control system is being introduced on energy-saturated tractors. shells continue to explode in the middle east. the israeli army reported the liquidation of the commander of the hezbollah communications unit in beirut. the idf press service also reports the destruction of a tunnel with a total length of about 3.5 km on border of syria and lebanon. according to the israelis, weapons were supplied to hezbollah fighters through it. iran's supreme leader held friday prayers for the first time since 2020 in a large mosque in central tehran. afterwards , he made an address in which he called iran's recent missile strike on israel a minimum punishment for the israeli regime 's crimes. relations between kiev and warsaw continue to escalat

agriculture and others on climate change, food security, and agriculture. with an interest in food insecurity and conflict, humanitarian assistance, climate change and sustainable agriculture, work on food systems in developing countries across latin america, africa and south asia. he has led several major research initiatives including hunger and instability in the other report entitled a link between food insecurity and conflict. he has served as an expert witness at the center for relations committee. in 2018, he delivered a ted talk on winning the long game in the fight to end hunger. and last but not least, joining us virtually is a doctoral researcher at the university of arizona school of geography, development and environment. she is also studying food system transformation in communities across the americas. the study food security politics in guatemala. her research in guatemala focuses on change in food security programs which stems from the increasing challenges of climate change and staggering malnutrition rates. she's written about positive tr

and on top of this, the department of agriculture and i have with me, the sector of agriculture today is on the ground to support farmers ranchers and small businesses impacted by this storm. fema teams are knocking literally knocking on doors to register folks so they can receive assistance to buy what they urgently need from prescription drugs if they lost everything. for example, i was just down in, in florida one home. what people really worry the most about not just losing their home. if they lose everything that matter to them. they move, they, they, they, you know, lose that picture of their mom and their dad. when they were kids, they look, i mean, all the things are personal. they look at, at family jewelry, the ring, that was the engagement ring, all those things. and i was the one rescuer who said there was a young family who had their entire, her entire home was lifted up and taken out in the basically we call a bayou. a flat space out in the middle of a marsh. they went out there to cut a road through with the vehicles that they got out there. they went in and all they wa

earlier, the agricultural unions had announced that cash in the regions. the colder provinces have started and the farmers are still rate they do not know the guaranteed purchase. the law mandates that the guaranteed price of basic products be announced by the end of september. of course, the price of 32 items of basic goods must be determined, the most important of which is rice. the deputy of the national standard organization says: this organization is ready to solve the standard challenges of producers and exporters. mr. hashemi said about some procedures in the export of goods, such as the requirement to include the manufacturer's name on the goods: we are ready to interact. complaints of producers and exporters about the tortuous path of receiving approvals from the national standard organization. the process that it is defined as the same time. see, the important thing is time. the long time to receive the standard mark has caused some products, especially food products , to be unable to receive approval. if the test process is really so long, the p

russia has achieved significant results in the field agriculture.industry has shown a record harvest. at the same time, it is necessary to increase the pace of support for agricultural producers, including in border regions, prime minister mikhail mishustin said at a meeting with chairman of the board of rosselkhozbank barims listov. we are waiting for this year's results, but all the indicators for most important products - meat, fish, vegetable oil, sugar, they have been met, our country has now entered the... largest producers, for example, of meat in the world, and here rosselkhozbank has a special role, we are talking about lending to both large and small medium-sized businesses in this area, which launch innovative production, purchase the necessary machinery, equipment, including for seasonal field work. the agricultural sector is 25% of the population and 2/3 of the territory of our country, and rosselkhozbank is an integral part of the agro-industrial complex. over 24 years of operation, the volume of financing for the industry has exceeded

another topic is support for agricultural education.the bank cooperates with specialized universities in the country. young scientists who are engaged in selection and genetics receive grants of one million rubles. agricultural classes are appearing in schools across the country. for those who have already received another education, but suddenly decided to connect their lives with work in the countryside, a farmer's school has been opened. nikita rossov from irkutsk, one of the graduates, a lawyer who became a cheese maker. one awkward move, you lost 800 liters of village milk, that's how it all started, but a year passed, he learned to make 26 types of cheese, guests come. from abroad, people from other regions of russia, parents come to me and say: my child always wanted to become a blogger, now he asks for a goat home. more than 6,500 people have already studied at the farmer's school. training takes place in 47 unique specialties, including cheese making, viticulture. the best business plans receive grants from the russian agricult

over a quarter of a century , agricultural production here has more than doubled. only this. polesie must be revived, this is the most beautiful region of belarus, no offense to others, as i say, this is where a true belarusian was born. with their mentality, with their character, determination, some kind of cunning, these are real hard workers, and i emphasize once again, we must revive polesie during the next five years, this is also important because it sets an example for our youth, our children, our grandchildren, how to work, no matter how we praised the youth, we must say this frankly, they are good, they are kind, and... they are wonderful, they are better than us, but they are different, we must leave them the path that they should follow at least at the beginning of 10-20 years, so that they themselves can decide how to move forward, so now we, our generation, must leave what our children will need. in achieving high results in our defense industry, of course, there are heroes, these are the leading farms that collected more than 70 cents per hectare. the priority i

agriculture is the focus of development , agriculture provides the judicial security of the country, but we must move towards technologies that allow us to have more crops with less water. slavery we also talked about the smart agriculture system with the president and announced that the country's first priority in the 1404 budget is the agricultural sector. how will the provisions of the law on targeting subsidies work in next year's budget bill? will be the proposal of the court of accounts is very clear and specific to place the resources related to the purposeful organization in the general budget of the whole country, that is, we believe that in order to apply more transparency, the resources of the purposeful organization should be transferred to the general budget of the country. minister of oil in the energy commission , he mentioned the measures and plans of the 14th government to deal with the dissatisfaction of the energy carriers and listed the cooperation of the parliament as necessary in this direction . enter to solve the problems of gas supply for the unit itself let

agricultural organizations of the country in this agricultural season earn more than 5 million tons tsukrovyheetroots. active these days of the minsk region. so let's have a blast. padbyarozaviki and white mushroom seasons in the heat of the forests, amatars of the tsikhaga burning in the searches of the most cheerful fires. the skin has its own collection technology, experienced mushroom pickers recommend that you use the flaming caps so that you don’t spoil the mushroom for the next season, and as best as you can, learn the types of mushrooms so as not to pick them up. i. for example, this fungus is very mature, it’s already a day and a half to two days old, i think. ratavalniks recommend not to waste when collecting mushrooms during the fishing season, you can easily get lost on the road and get lost in the forest. on gety fallout pru sabe abavyazkova demand mets contaminated mobile phone, stock of water and hedgehogs. sports are open for the skin, the healthy formula will be taken out in the skin area of ​​minsk. daily cooking-dancers with all the necessary equipment for training, gain po

he went around the world for the department of agriculture. ended up in israel made the desert bloom. it's expounded in detail with agricultural, agronomy israel still makes it leads the world will its economy 60 times its productivity by a factor of hundreds. its use of w water is actually diminished 10%. it's agricultural production is up 16 fold. but its use of water is actually down 10%. israel shows water crisis or a resource crisis or population crisis or whatever are all empty if you affirm the genius of human being inventing new technologies and making the deserts of our lives bloom with new possibilities and capabilities and opportunities. new horizons for human creativity. >> will more quote instead what we find in the u.s. is not the immense gratitude the insidious state detailing the flaws having built the preeminent high-tech economyst on amiri 4% of middle eastern territory is somehow too big in staunch israel supporters tend to bend over backwards to concede israel deserves intense criticism for much of its behavior. >> it is an

he was the agriculture economist in the roosevelt administration. he was responding to the crisis of the dustbowl. which was a real climate catastrophe back in the 1930s of which was threatening american agricultureoc production and wreaking havoc in the west. until he went around the world for the department of agriculture. and ended up in israel and discovered fabulous agricultural invention d that made the desert bloom. it's all in his book and has expounded in detail with agricultural agronomy and sophistication and shows how this has continued. israel still makes the world bloom. while it's economy has increased to 60 times its productivity by a factor of hundreds. the use of water has diminished 10%. it's agricultural production is up 16 fold. but its use of water is actually down 10%. so israel shows the water crisis or a resource crisis or a population crisis, or whatever are all empty if you affirm that genius of human beings inventing new technologies and making the deserts of our lives bloom with more possibilities, capabilities, and oppo

agriculture is 15% of the us economy, covering 40% of our land. but even though we track how many acres we plant and how big the crops are, we know little the condition of the land itself, how much productive land available, what pollutants each receiving, and most importantly, how its productivity is changing. we are top producers now, but what about the future? is our agricultural productivity sustainable? and then there are other wetlands over. the last few decades wetlands have depleted at a rate of almost a thousand acres, more than a square mile each day. wetlands are a nursery of the environment and maintain biologic diversity. what does of wetlands mean for our waterfowl population can mean overcrowding and disease in the last 30 years we estimate that over. 200,000 ducks and geese have died along the central flyway due to avian. we've taken measures to prevent loss of wetlands. but what about their condition? are wetlands changing? clearly, our health and welfare depend on the condition of our natural resources to ensure the sustainabilit

and since agriculture and industries entered this sector, the cultivars of this fruit have changed and the quality has reached its highest level . a very suitable chronological calendar should be observed by the gardener. in the sleeping season of the harsham tree, it is basically done during the harvesting season of canned olives. right now, one person is walking in the middle of the tree, one person is on all fours, and one person is cutting olives below because of the bitter compound called uluru. olive production in this cultivation and the industry is complete from production to packaging, and because of these green beans, jobs have been created for 300 people . the raw product from this farm does not go to other provinces. the factory has reduced the cost of transportation and fuel consumption in the garden. to make cost-effective production 5. start the operation of the sincere promise of two with the name of mubarak or rasulullah or rasulullah or rasulullah. this bread is in al-sharta and this mat is this kind of clay in algeria. hey, hey, i'm al-saroukh, it's ali's weapon. ope

there, the vsso attacked agricultural enterprises.he day, in the shebekinsky district , two trucks came under attack from ukrainian fpv drones, one of them went off the road. the driver died on the spot from his wounds before the ambulance arrived. another person died in the village of kropivnaya. four were wounded there civilians, two of them children. in the border areas of the kursk region , units of the sever group defeated nine brigades of the ukrainian armed forces. the enemy's losses in one day were more than 300 militants. five counterattacks in the direction of plekhovo , attempts by the ukrainian armed forces to regain positions near olgovka, cherkasskoye and porechnoye were repelled. three times neo-nazis tried to break through the border near the village of novy put, but were repelled by our troops. seven ukrainian militants surrendered. artillery and aviation struck enemy personnel and equipment in the area. gives, sees what the bird sees, he extinguishes it, our tanks here work from closed firing positions on the princip

it was an opportunity to sum up the results of the agricultural year together. the villagers have well-deserved dozhinki ahead. talk about scientific. in social issues development of the village, the villagers were interested in other current moments of life, the area is border, security, the situation on the southern borders, drone flights and, finally, the protection of historical truth, from the region a report by natalia breus. the history of oao parakhonskaya in the pinsk region already counts half a century, during this time there were both ups and downs, the farm got not the easiest lands, former swamps. melioration, of course, did its job, and today here more than 20,000 hectares in work the state farm thundered throughout the union, but the nineties hit hard, however there is no good without evil. then it became clear that the west will not feed us, we must look at our own native land. with the policy of supporting the village, life in the country began to improve, the fact that flying over polesie, the president also thought about what was done, became

valley and the wonderful agricultural industry that we already have but we have to do more.ou can't have 9% unemployment in some of these counties it's just unacceptable and too many families are struggling. joe: congressman duarte, you have two minutes. rep. duarte: sure. thank you. we see it all over the valley i talked to my interns who are working on my campaign and walk indoors for we sit down with them and converse with them we literally have families in the valley here who are having carbohydrates for dinner most nights and when the payments come, the wages come in, they get a little bit of produce and meat and protein. families are moving towards starches because they cannot afford the diversity and nutrition they could afford 10 years ago and this is disgusting. it comes down to we are not driving the economy for efficiency. i passed the supply chain improvement act just to make sure the infrastructure dollars that are put in the transportation infrastructure jobs act go to actually improving the supply chain, getting food from the farm to the processor to the groce

in order to prevent land degradation, to develop agriculture, fisheries and tourism, we need programse these, they can allow us to reproduce the natural resource potential of this territory. means to create favorable conditions for the socio-economic development of pripyat polesie, well, to create conditions for people to live, so i would like to hope that the state program of socio-economic development and integrated use of natural resources pripetsky polesie was implemented in belarus in 2010-15, the new one will also be... designed for 5 years. the president of belarus congratulated the president of russia on his birthday. alexander lukashenko noted vladimir putin's deep understanding of russia's historical mission, personal responsibility for the fate of the people and the fatherland became a reliable guarantee of strengthening its statehood and sovereignty, building up socio-economic potential and international authority. the head of the belarusian state emphasized: belarus is highly appreciate. well, by the way, the response to external challenges is noticeable activation of rel

it's productive today by a factor of it it's use of water is actually diminished 10% it's agricultural production is up 16 fold since it was founded. but its use of water is actually down 10%. so israel polls shows that all our fears of a water crisis or a resource crisis. population crisis or whatever are all empty. if you affirm the genius of of human beings inventing new technologies and making the deserts of our lives bloom with no possible. abilities and capabilities and operating hundred days, new horizons for human creativity. one more quote from the israel test. instead, what we find in the us is not the immense gratitude that israel deserves, but an insidious spate of abusive nonsense detailing the alleged indeed the sins of israel having built the world's preeminent high tech economy on a mere 4% of middle eastern territory, israel is denounced from continental america as somehow big, even staunch israel supporters tend to bend over backwards to conceive that israel deserves intense criticism for much of its behavior. i think it is just an amazing thing to observe. i mean, th

the atmosphere of the holiday and the hero of the agricultural field in the report natalia breus. then, actively, regardless of anything, you helped me, a still very green president, and your support and your faith always inspired me, and we did not bend, we stood firm, although we had to really manually collect funds, money for fuel, seeds, fertilizers, so that the farm could sow and collect at least some harvest, most remember this well, no matter how pathetic it may sound, it was the peasant who saved the country then, and to the glory of the working man we brought our first harvest, the festival became an anthem a village worker, hard, noble peasant labor, and we still follow this tradition, putting food security at the forefront of the state. politicians did not miscalculate, today we ourselves have bread and butter and earn billions of dollars on food exports, belarusian products are taste, quality and a well-known brand, you are not just food security, you are the support of our country, you saved this country and hold it on your shoulders in the most difficult times. in th

a strategically important crop for the entire agro-industrial complex, agricultural organizations of the country will receive more than 5 million tons of sugar beet this season. we will find out in the nesvezhsky district what fruits sweet root crops bring to the agro-industrial complex. nato, which has been promoting its military for decades infrastructure to us was chatted up it is not expansion to the east is already worth on... autumn is time to harvest in the blooming garden of bareli it is sad poor, the german economy is seriously ill, and a significant part of it is one step away from collapse, where sanctions lead, details in the periodic table. teacher, educator, mentor, how to raise a real patriot and... those whose vocation is to teach take an example. the story of a pedagogical dynasty from vitebsk on our air. the revival of the belarusian village began with the harvest, a quarter of a century ago, it is the work of villagers that has become the salvation of our country. our president said this today in the brest region at the harvest festival. in mikashevichi, workers of

so coffee is the brand as leading agricultural exports, commodity. and we think that the bank of coffee gives us an opportunity to continue exporting coffee in the long term and also to provide a variety of coffee. so there was a because robust as a now the but it was supporting courageous farmers like davis, cordova is just the beginning for the you gone to coffee farmers alliance. the next day, tony mongolia invites the german researcher to a new factory. the machine cleans the coffee to prepare it for export. so we have, uh, we have a small distort on here, which most any phones, if the best one escaped? yes, yeah. and then, uh, we also have my mazda mentioned below there. they're investing in the processing of coffee beans so that more money stays in the country. going as a lions brings tangible benefits to its members, such as more favorable conditions for bank loans. it's also good for farmers because they are able to benefit from the additional value that you get through meaningful grading through exports. every stage has that increase in pric

and how then do we jump into commercial agriculture? or this is a challenge that is, that affects the whole well, it's not just nigeria, i think is because many in the world, a bundle need agriculture for some commercial entity. while you should be a situation where more people should go into agriculture, most mobile, the farmers again, the herdsman issue presents is just a courtesy challenge and got more. there needs to be something that more there needs to be. but we had so many that model does not mean embracing commercial agriculture, which or if you ask me, i'm many people who really understand it too. in nigeria, it will be a question of time before again, these commercial ventures full of parts, we have a lot of them lead time across the nation. so i would say, i'm pretty much the most, most q nice to quote you will keep the 10 comfortable, 20 keitel community. you hope this person has 5 called the help that you wonder, i need to working great across one done. galucci is you find people o d o n e o 5 calls 10 calls. every morning

over a quarter of a century , agricultural production here has more than doubled. we agreed yesterday, we are returning to the program for the revival of our polesie. i do not demand anything supernatural from you. we must continue the great work that we began ten years ago, i was perhaps too harsh yesterday, said sharply that polesie can feed the country, we can sell everything else outside of belarus, the demand for food will only grow, a simple formula, the world 's population is growing, they need to be fed, which means there will be a demand for food, polesie must be revived, this is the most beautiful region of belarus, no offense to others, as i say, this is where a true belarusian was born with his mentality, his character, determination, some kind of cunning, these are real hard workers, and i emphasize again, we must revive polesie in during the next five years, it is also important because it shows an example to our youth, our children, our grandchildren, how to work, how we would... praise the youth, we should , they are wonderful, they are better than

but in agriculture feels like we are nowhere and that's just one part of agricultural impact on the planet. the greenhouse gas emissions. then there's a whole host other problems, water problems, biodiversity problems, land degradation problems. so if we we can talk about the climate solutions later, but the agricultural solutions, it really hard. so what makes you optimistic that that is something that can be solved within the time that we do need to solve it? yeah, i mean, i think the think people really underrate the impact agriculture has on the environment as you said, a quarter of all greenhouse gas emissions. we can't solve climate change. you know, just through changes in agriculture, but we solve climate change without looking at our food system, you know, as the leading driver of biodiversity loss, leading driver of deforested ocean use, half of the world's habitable land for farming. so the biggest user of freshwater is the biggest driver of water pollution. you know, just every environmental really comes back to to food production. and that's the i guess the the the downside. i