who knew the day of belarusian science yak told the skills specialists interviewed by the center for agriculture. zhodino orphans of the iconic summer dasyagnyov and 10 new varieties of popular crops, yana and replenished the sovereign register for fishing and cutting. it is she who is the butt of winter and the spring slave with winter wheat and thirdly made orphans the accents of the workers on evacuation in order to provide the living share of ukraine with crops with high morning protein. ushakovsky specialists are engaged in selection of 30-8 species, rural crops, for the 23rd year of a new start. for spring i will change to beans crops included new varieties two varieties of peas included in the register lupine varieties included. uh, four varieties. e, winter hard, worker all this to ensure import substitution in terms of protein crops in general, we provide the full demand for seeds of higher production for the republic of belarus this year. we have sold more than one and a half thousand tons of science, which means that there are no studios for a week. this is the anniversary of the offi

in the wonderful african country of toga, at the end of the year, a full-featured service center for agriculturalbelarus was opened - this is news since the end of last year, but it is important that russia and belarus are increasingly confidently taking over the african market for themselves, because africa is tired of the colonial french and britons who talk about support, but in reality they are just pumping resources out of africa for centuries there were europeans with americans in africa. africa, as it was poor , remained so poor. now africa wants to work with fair moscow and minsk, and the french and the british are kicked out from everywhere, and the equipment from my native lida will now be presented in novosibirsk, which is already native to me. so not only russia but also belarus and specifically lida will grow with siberia, but at the same time if some markets are promising for us, this does not mean that it is we who will occupy them, except for us and except for the outgoing western manufacturers. there are more on wait a second, the rest of the world, which also knows how to do som

for ways to make the best possible use of water in agriculture. water is a precious resource, philipo nay. as a researcher at the switch center of excellence for agricultural research or agro scope, he has been ideas about how to preserve water is supposed go on a very important goal is finding the right amount of water up so we can use as little of it as possible for irrigation while still achieving the best possible while it was a blue who i found on amelia objective cutty, that's monet is working on a drip irrigation system. for orchards. each tree needs a little more than 12 leaders per day and using the right amount in the right places helps conserve water. bosa reminds me of an australian publication which demonstrated gotta drip irrigation can reduce water, use it by 50 percent day who's got cycled, got older. other studies may be less optimistic, but all of them come to the same conclusion. drip irrigation is an efficient method of distributing water to fruit trees, especially when used in combination with ground sensors to separate sensors at different depths and the ground measure its moisture. when the song gets to

previously discussed has my support for you ftas colocated and irs national center for resilience and regenerative resilience agriculture at the national center at the university of nebraska lincoln. i, along with nebraska congressional delegation, recently sent you a letter undergoing the delegation support for the national center and our strong sin commitment to secure federal funding for this essential ars research facility. can you provide the committee with an update? and thoughts on how the new national center will serve as a critical regional hub for collaboration, and to identify and address relative science information gaps across the u. s. landscape please? >> what has been very exciting is, as we have really emphasized the need for investment in infrastructure, the investment congress has been very generous to us. we have received over a billion dollars in investment for ars facilities. the beauty of that is we have been able to address seven facilities, co-facilities inland grant universities. we are in early conversation, not so early with the university of nebraska, we have plans been properly resourced. i

for a vigil on twuz night. >>> a similar scene in half-moon bay. the families gathered to pray and remember then seven people killed this two shootings in two different agricultural centersfternoon, the suspected gunman will appear in court. let's head right back to tennessee. we understand that the news conference with the latest upis beginning. >> with me today is the first assistant united states attorney and the acting special agent in charge of the fbi memphis field office. last week we announced that the united states had opened a federal civil rights investigation into the circumstances leading to the tragic death of tyree nichols. earlier this week, i had the privilege of meeting with nichols' mother, father, grandmother, and aunt. i had the privilege of hearing from them about tyree, a young man who enjoyed skateboarding, starbucks and sunsets. i would like to share with the community what i told mr. nichols' family. what i said was that the department of justice cares deeply about potential violations of constitutional rights here in memphis and throughout america. i i said we have opened a criminal civil rights investigation. i told them this federal civil rig

is a new day dawning for the country's agricultural center on which a quarter of the population dependsi lankan see pictures like these earn a day rate of around a thousand rupees, a little less than three u.s. dollars. in though inflation in the country has eased since last year, food prices and sri lanka are still 65% higher than one year earlier. >> rice, sugar and everything else is expensive. even bus fares are expensive, evything is a problem now. i can say we have enough food, i'm afraid for my child's future. >> more than 8 million people, more than a third of sri lanka's population today estimated to be food insecure by the united nations. they have gone thanks to a digital rationing system. tourists are returning. a different world for the capital colombo could be found a 2 hour drive south dowthe coast. one million people and sri lanka are estimated to rely on fishing. the cost of fuel for these fishing focus still four times higher than before the crisis struck last year, making each trip into an economic gamble. places like this feel like the sharp end of sri lanka's econom

than the industry of the third reich and its allies , and belarus here becomes an industrial agricultural center forthe center. defense needs to be developed. five, and i would also like to say about the bad, u 200 billion. we took out from sergeevich said, so at the same time, belarus received a loan for our viewers too. this is important not subsidies. as we like to say, not subsidies, but a loan on which you need to pay off with certain interest, yes, on favorable terms of $ 1.7 billion for the development of projects in the field of import substitution, you know, yes, 200 billion and 1.7. what is the proportion here? well, let 's count on the fact that this situation will change. a lot has already been done, as we have already said, there are positive trends, but not to talk about negative trends. i don't like it. i like that the problem is not hidden. at the highest level, this is, firstly, m. secondly, i like that the russians are slowly, but she comes awareness of this all. i watch your participation in russian talk shows. i remember what happened 3 years ago. there you e couldn't get through

people urgently need them, these are food products, these are agricultural machinery and refrigeration equipment for large shopping centers. and, of course, there are a lot of different machines. these are laser machines for cutting metal, and cnc metalworking machines and a lot of medical equipment, for example, fluorography devices, endoscopic equipment. i would like to note that, despite these sanctions restrictions on the violation of supply chains. here is an enterprise that we are working on, which receives our support very successfully to implement them in a timely manner in the system with financial indicators, which, uh, they declared the fund, annually, receives about 20,000 applications and , of course, it is impossible to work with such a volume of e projects without good information systems in 2017. we have completely switched to electronic document flow with an electronic digital signature and have actually become a digital fund. this greatly facilitated the interaction. e of our clients with the fund has reduced the time for reviewing documents, it is the presence of this system that has allowed us to becom

this and food products this and uh, agricultural engineering and uh, refrigeration equipment for large shopping centerse are a lot of different machines. these are laser machines for cutting metal, and cnc metalworking machines, the end recipients of state aid for the development of innovations, will be included in the unified register , such a database, according to mikhail mishustin, will give a more accurate picture of the direction of assistance to technological development and indicate the most relevant areas. nikita korzun nikolay saprykin ntv today sagan u gen kish, babay, wes came to moscow with another verse of colleagues, that's all, this is santa claus only from different russian regions from buryatia tatarstan to yakutia kabardil balkaria for three days. they will walk in the capital to acquaint residents of city guests with new year traditions, which are very different depending on the place of residence of fairy-tale wizards. ignatova found out all of them, where you can meet them. the boy of kabardino-balkaria so the local elder is escorted on a long journey fabulous keeper of the caucas

situation in the countryside or, for example, about the situation in the agricultural sector but still the lion's share of business activity because atms are usually office centers well, of course , bank branches are and various trading points are large enterprises where people have salaries for projects and receive salaries, that is they are quite, very well, you know, scattered two classified by economy to reflect the sphere of services in a certain way the sphere of production which conclusions what conclusions did you come to, well, in the country as a whole, i understand that there are some regional peculiarities, which regions may have been more affected by the power outage, which are less well let's start with the general situation, er, in principle, this whole problem grew very exponentially, not linearly. the volumes of electricity consumption and demand for it fell significantly, and we were in surplus, yes, due to the presence of e-e nuclear power plants, which at that time provided the system with all the power, and due to the reduction in demand, we had, on the contrary, the statement of electricity, the situation changed in september , precisely in

for you. we have two different locations, one is the spanish -- an agricultural center which is behind the spanish shops. two miles from there is a secondary location where you just saw marianne favro. two people are dead at that location. let's bring in nbc bay area's investigative reporter who has been working this story with some of his sources. jackson, can you hear me? >> reporter: yes, i can. >> so marianne was just mentioning it's unclear exactly what order this may have happened in. i don't know if you know anything about that, but we do have confirmed six people dead. any more than that and do you know anything about the suspect that's been taken into custody? >> reporter: the information obviously is being developed as we speak. we understand that there may be as many as seven victims, four at the larger location on two different crime scenes are located there, two victims each and there may be as many as three victims at the second location for a total of seven. as i say, it's quite a large area, the first larger location is so large that they actually created two separate crime scenes

center for farmers here on the coast. >> this housing complex is what they are aiming for. moon ridge is an affordable housing complex where many agricultural families live, but him and us says it is not enough. there's still 1500 agricultural workers living in crowded conditions. you're making only the minimum. it is very difficult. >> he says his strategy is bringing change. >> this circumstance where we actually were able to see some conditions we were not happy with, it certainly accelerated the process. >> a is of car theft following a single car crash overnight that left two people dead in san jose. the vehicle hit a light pole and caught fire this morning. a male and female passenger were pronounced dead at the scene. the driver was vehicle theft charges. >> a slow start to the morning commute for bart riders. major disruptions overnight cost passengers to find alternate transportation. passengers at san francisco's embarcadero station were impacted friday. the tr down while crews made repairs. limited service was restored by around 7:00 a.m. with full-service coming back online shortly after 8:00 a.m. >> coming up, the niners left f

find carpets for the farmers and the people of isfahan city and the people who will use this agriculture. in the last day and night, 15 centers of the province had zero temperature in two plains. namdan euclid fars became the coldest city in the country with minus 15 degrees . the most rainfall was reported in takht suleiman, west azerbaijan, with the amount of rain. islam solidarity for peace and sustainable development to the member countries of mr. qalibaf's company, on the night of the shooting incident at the embassy of the republic of azerbaijan in tehran, he advised the authorities of the republic of azerbaijan to refrain from any emotional decision regarding, in fact, a reaction from the desperation of the enemies of islam to the spread of the culture of the current of islam . it is in the western world, which will not only prevent the growth of this social trend , but will also make more people aware of the wildlife aspects of islam. must be one the voice of the enemies of islam's verbal and practical protest should show that we are deeply sorry for this incident and we are following it carefully and comprehensively

center for migrants, coordinating splchs for semiconductors and critical minerals and also establishing some clean energy policies there's also some tension behind the scenes long simmering trade disputes on agriculture, dairy, energy, auto manufacturing with each country staking out its own position while those specific disputes will also enter the discussions alongside some of these more macro issues, officials say don't expect a breakthrough. kelly? >> wow we also know climate, kayla, will play a big role here. what kind of role? >> well, it's one of the three cornerstone issues that's on the table for these leaders alongside migration and trade. already the allies announced a goal to cut methane emissions and waste by 15% over the next seven years to develop a clean hydrogen market in north america and to install electric vehicle chargers along the international borders. the challenge that the leaders are already facing, is how to pursue these goals in a way that each country can create jobs and bring business back to its own companies without the other allies crying foul that's what's led to some of the trade dispute theirs' currently discussing and it's been a really difficult situation to navi

agriculture. >> wow >> reporter: the consumer electronics show is usually a place for far out gadgets. >> i'm going to get two tomorrow >> reporter: but in the center of the fancy new hall this year among robot arms and holograms, crowds gathered around this 18-ton piece of farming equipment. john deere's autonomous sprayer you just turn it loose and it drives along spots and kills weeds. no driver. no remote control. >> it would take 6,000 people to cover the same amount of ground. >> reporter: farming is under intense pressure in the united states just ask travis center, john deere brought him here from his farm in arkansas >> people are moving away from the rural areas. you don't have that labor force that you had. >> reporter: not only that, travis is a young farmer at 44 the average age in the u.s. is 57 for farmers. as they retire, fewer are replacing them combine that with billions more people on a warming planet and food forecast to rise 50 to 75% we have a problem. >> you have less land, more population, more demand for food. we believe technology is the solution to solving that problem >> reporter: the concept here is that a family of fou

regional center is also being prepared in molodyozhny parliament with the assistance of the botanical garden of the goritsky agricultural academy, a joint action was launched here. preparing forhe spring decoration of the city by participating in various fields. this is ford culture. this is a volunteer activity of the territory nearby to them participated in forest plantings. but today we have landscaping tens of thousands of flowers will be the first to decorate the hills and the territory of the obelisks and memorable places of the adrianstreba vasilievna news district will be updated. in britain, they called for the creation of a coalition of nata countries wishing to send troops to ukraine with the initiative ex-deputy head of the ministry of defense gerald howard spoke, he believes that the time has come for the west to decide how to do its job and how ukraine should win in the current conflict, while all actions are ineffective. but howard does not recommend rushing to send f-16 fighters to him. on the other hand , the president of lithuania went wild and urged western countries to cross the red line and supply ukraine with fighter jets and long-range missiles, they sa

i applied to the leadership of the russian academy of agricultural sciences, but some financial support for the development of this scientific center uh, to take it. uh, to recognize it, to attach to your institute not to your constitution because it is healthy, but gopakha korenev, who was in the village of korenevo, lyubertsy district. well, in general, we started to attach it. it was in the fall that they began to attach this farm. well, we started to conduct an inventory and as a result of the inventory it turned out that there is a shortage of 355 hectares of agricultural land. that is, if in short, the state land a in ramenskoye in some unexpected way passed to private individuals. i immediately found my enemies. and these were hundreds of people of enemies. yes , because to me, but immediately, we will say such a negative attitude on the part of the competent authorities. and lyubertsy ramensky district, and those few hundredths of the plots that were illegally withdrawn from the federal property and half of the plots. i assume it was intended for the sale of plots. this is about 25 to 20 acres of land, and half plots. e was

center, such an indicative season for the whole country. it has become a season for the vitebsk region. to lower the bar of tasks for the future agriculturalt is important to re-produce the bitterness and make money on this, it stretches out that you are learning to import crazy products for the production of nashkoins in third place with the republic, as for food products. we also grew by 1.5 to 2 times in certain positions. this is the meat of cattle. these are sausages . these are canned baby food. canned food, adults our gost standards you stave from a meeting with familiar people interactive projects for children over 100 the event was held by the central padei cirmonium at the healer of the award person of the year in vitebsheny. so, who are you with your talin there with your forefathers portive achievements, glorifying the midnight region of ukraine marina romanovskaya mikhail khristoforov vitebsk region, while her children were born and color the day and at eighty-five in the region. fifteenth studio zhan-shina, memorabilia goosebumps along the way and wished them. and for the kids, health and kindness, ust-okhov, a significant da

for the farmers, for the people of the city of the country, find the precipitation with the name of tehran, and the people of isfahan can use it like agriculture. last day, 15 centersthe province had temperatures below zero, and the namdan plain in euclid fars became the coldest city in the country with minus 15 degrees, the most rain in takht. 18 mm of rain has been reported in sulaiman, west azerbaijan. ali kazemi, sed and broadcasting news agency , service delivery in the earthquake-affected areas continues at a faster pace . the city of khoi firoraq and the seventy days of this city and to the emergency accommodation camps to provide shelter to the people affected by the earthquake, the relief priority was in the crisis management headquarters. the food is prepared food and even hot food, which started today, 5 meals are distributed among the people in each meal , the camps have increased, the minister of health during his trip to khair and saram, among the victims of the earthquake, closely examined the process of providing relief, treatment and medical emergencies. unfortunately, qamar hospital is in because due to the lack of sufficient strength and proximit

center where russian banks raise the interest rates to 20 percent. the copies fear they'd have to suspend their new projects. this rate was beyond their means. however, loans for agricultural enterprises didn't become more expensive. cochner sure. go so. darcy, oregon, bro. with mr. bought the don't to vote dark. is magic hartford, i'm a younger group or the chief sci ga, will simulate the clayton of your present immigrant prodigy correctness, russian. he created an appeal process on us on the little st. louis as for, for that stuff. what about the las finance, the finance or stuff we're going to need them started stuff to buy, listen to a dealer. the marine williams, is it? well and you know, i didn't find it. the beauty industry was also hit by the sanctions. several luxury brands left russia at once and the largest us manufacturer, botox and fillers, stop supplying its products. meaning what he met, evoke has to fill in this is the current, can you say he wanted to prepare? unfortunately, was poison east, our prospects, political, which was more than a shot by them or not someone actually with my men. but as a company in the country starting a bullet, which is shark, or

center. so give is not some out 5 to 60000000 work places and 70 no, no agriculture, an industry or in decline. prices are growing for her, but this all means no social programs can be implemented. here's an example of the monthly minimum pension payment is $57.00. he would in the poverty threshold is $70.00. when you either have you, as can imagine life with a minimal pension and poverty threshold rate seems a little so the state is non existent, repeatable. and that's because it's policies are based on near naziism, adopted by zalinski and his clique of october for the for as long as this is, the state ideology is not simply incorrect to talk about the states future authorities. but if it's wrong, i propose to talk about the future of ukrainians. they still do ukrainians who have stayed in the country and don't agree with the lens, his policies, the ukrainians, who had to leave for the reasons i've mentioned earlier and live abroad now in the forge. it's a thumb, he said, well as political, their stance of disagreement and confrontational, political issues, needs representation of a yellow stanley. this is the goal

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of relations , to decide on projects that are interesting for us , from the supply of all kinds of machines, the center of belarusian agriculturalmachinery is already operating in harare to participation in agricultural projects , the construction of energy, mining minerals and exploration, but also medicine and education, by the way, a recent decision . in this vein, the president approved the zimbabwe draft agreement on the middle and mutual protection of investments and the draft memorandum on mutual recognition of education documents, government. zimbabwe a few years ago set a course for e, the modernization of agriculture. and here, of course, our experience is very suitable for them and our cooperation began precisely with this since the twentieth year. we have begun deliveries of our equipment to a fairly large the number, uh, of tractors and other agricultural equipment delivered, taking into account the specifics of zimbabwe, that this is, uh, a mining country, uh, our equipment is also used here and for the first time we delivered our belaz trucks here in 2017, so far. they work successfully in the quarries. in zimbabw

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for the victims of the mass shooting in half moon bay. >> and prayers. and prayers. my thoughts are. i don't think we're safe anywhere anymore. churches, schools, community centers. now. at nurseries where agricultural workers work. dance rooms. restaurants. schools. i will leave. sincerely number one in prayer. and so my prayer today is that there will be a collective examination of conscience in the congress. >> bay area, congresswoman anna eshoo addressing the house of representatives today after this week's mass shooting son, half moon bay, monterey park and oakland calling on lawmakers to do more to end these kinds of attacks. right. rest of the capital comes as members of the half moon bay community gathered to grieve. there was a special community vigil held a night to remember the victims kron four's terisa stasio has that story. >> a sea of people came together in downtown half moon bay friday evening to pay their respects to the families of those who lost loved ones in that horrific mass shooting on monday that left 7 people residents say that the vigil. >> also, is it time to try and heal and recover as well as lend support to one another as they grieve. >> we're all in many ways. i 2 blo

agricultural centers killing seven people who have now been identified by authorities. there you see the names. we're missing one. >>> 400 miles south in monitor monterey park, police are looking forstate of california to offer her condolences to grieving families. joining us this morning is erin mclaughlin. we heard from the sheriff who gave an update on the investigation? >> reporter: that's right, jose. that update happened last night in which the sheriff said that they're no closer to understanding the motive behind this attack. so far they have been unable to establish any sort of connection between the assailant and the 11 people who died in the ballroom behind me. they said he hadn't frequented the dance hall in five years. joining me now to talk about the attack is lloyd. lloyd was inside this dance hall at the time of the shooting. lloyd, what happened? >> we were just dancing and everything and the -- all of a sudden we heard bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. at first, we thought it was a firecracker that was part of the show. but then as i was -- to the left of the shooter, i was about 15 feet away and when i looked that way, i saw bullets flying my way. and immediately i d