it cut corn exports by 50 million, but boosted ethanoldemand for corn by 25 million bushels. soybean and wheatstocks were both un-changed. argentina elections factoringinto the latest wasde report. it pushed higher grain exports forthe country the same week as new president maurico macri tookoffice. he ran on promises to eliminate or curtail exporttaxes on grains. usda raised argentine wheat exports by amillion tons to six million. export sales boosting grainprices a bit this week. corn export sales....usda saysdecember 3rd net corn sales topped 1 million metric tons..beating trade expectations. soybeans alsoedging higher with oilseed sales totalling 1 point 5 millionmetric tons. wheat futures getting a boost from investoraction--short coverings pushing wheat near a 3 week high. allcotton production is forecast to fall 20 percent this year to 13million 480 pound bales. per acre yields also expected to belower. production is just one of the many topics discussed thisweek at a house agriculture subcommittee hearing inwashington. cotton growers and bankers expressing thesignific

they are trying to get the rotten corn in the fields to eat and that is not a good corn for that. >> reporter: some small farmers have turned to other work to try and ride out the crisis. this man is focused on his sewing after losing three months of food to the draught. in the past years he would use money from selling crops to buy shoes and on other necessities for his children. he sells to sew enough suits to make up the difference. next-door neighbour issing to sell their supplies. she dreams of life for her future. >> translation: no translation >> reporter: the majority the guatemalans are subsistence farmers. experts say that the elnino could drive people northment while that may appear to be a solution, it could deal another blow to the communities hit by draught. >> translation: no translation video the current draught and cream weather are likely here to stay. quoth is one of the ten countries most vulnerable to climate change. without the proper resources to study things like elnino and global warming, scientists are concerned. >>> you have heard that are information is po

they even are trying to get the rotten corn in the fields to eat and that is not a good corn for that. >> reporter: some small farmers have turned to other work to try and rise out the crisis. this man is focused on his sewing after losing the equivalent of three months of food to the draught. in past years he would use money from selling some of his crops to buy shoes or other necessitates for his five children. he hopes to sell enough suits to make up the difference. next-door his wife and children salvage what they can of the harvest. 21 yeermd a teacher---year-old, a teacher by training dreams of a better life far from her community. >> translation: no translation. >> reporter: the majority of guatemalans who migrate are subsistence farmers. while there are no numbers, experts say that el nino could drive people north. while that may appear to be a solution, it could hit the communities. >> translation: no translation >> reporter: the current draught and extreme weather are likely here to stay. according to the global climate risk index guatemala is one of the ten countries most v

corn. some claim that cost the u.s. corn industry as much as $3 billion. stein demands a jury trial, compensatory damages, and punitive damages. his suit was filed on monday in federal court in sioux city. an iowa state senator, and congressional candidate, is being criticized by republicans and democrats after he said he supports executing immigrant felons who seek to re-enter the u.s. illegally after being deported. reached by phone, republican mark chelgren told the associated press on tuesday that his comments came during a conversation about terrorism and border control. specifically about immigrants with felony convictions trying to re-enter the u.s. illegally. the chair of chelgren's own party said the comments, quote "don't "represent the values and the beliefs of iowa republicans." a judge has sentenced the sioux city man, who ran a school-based program for at-risk kids, for having sex with a student. a judge today gave 29-year- old erick deleon 15- years probation. plus, he must register as a sex offender after being found guilty of sexual exploi

and they're trading corn in argentina about 25 cents less than us so it anchors the corn market close to contract lows." "the cattle market has had 180 reversal in the news from a negative to a positive. poor feedlot conditions continue to support the cattle market. the beef market's found a bottom. the weights on the cattle coming down. so the technical buying continues in the cattle market to the upside. now we're getting a little bit overbought." "well the hog market we did have a quarterly hogs and pigs report. the report was neutral with a tint to the positive side. so we're having the hog market following the cattle market to the upside. overall, the cattle market the hog market probably stalls out a bit also." and that wraps up our show for today.. thanks for joining us today on the agribusiness report.. i'll see you again tomorrow. we put stories up every day just go to whotv.com click news then chicago police are coming under fire again... after a pair of deadly shootings... they happened saturday morning... while officers were responding to a domestic disturbance. police say

the hannah corn believes in you. [ cheers and applause ] come on in for a hannah-corn hug! come on. >> jimmy: all right. help. >> hold on one second, hold on one second. >> jimmy: very, very uncomfortable. thank you. that is -- oh, no. what is this? hold on. >> this -- >> jimmy: what are you pointing here? >> this is a latke cannon capable of firing potatoes at 50 miles an hour. who wants a potato? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: gary -- you cannot fire potatoes at the audience at >> why not? >> jimmy: because you're going to ht somebody, that's why not. >> jimmy: yes, you would be gary okay, great. all right. like an idaho field. are we done? >> we're not done yet. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the temple bedth israel gospel choir! he's a corn a hannah-corn and he came to share with you his wing light lit every night giving a gift to you >> what gifts i'm going to bring to you all, let me tell you! can of stew give you the greates gift of all. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dreilel dog! oh dreidel dog oh dreidel dog [ chrs and applause ] >> jimmy: the hannah

hanukkah-corn. the hanukkah unicorn. >> jimmy: i told you we weren't going to do this again this year. >> yeah, but i'm the hannah-corn -- >> jimmy: i'm sorry, gary is one of our writers. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: as you can see, he's jewish and he's always trying to get hanukkah stuff on the show. last year he created this fake character -- >> it's not fake, it's not fake. >> jimmy: it is a fake character. >> no. no. >> jimmy: yes, it is a fake character. >> jimmy, why have you lost your sen of wonder? >> jimmy: i haven't lost -- my sense of wonder is intact. >> even though you don't believe in the hannah-corn? the hannah corn believes in you. [ cheers and applause ] come on in for a hannah-corn hug! come on. >> jimmy: all right. help. >> hold on one second, hold on one second. >> jimmy: very, very uncomfortable. what is this? hold on. >> this -- >> jimmy: what are you pointing here? >> this is a latke cannon capable of firing potatoes at 50 miles an hour. who wants a potato? [ cheers and a

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i keep a buffer zone between my farm and the corn and soy. if the herbicide sprayed on that part of the farm gets onto my vegetables, they'll die just like that. most of the farming in the chesapeake bay is large monoculture crops of corn and soy. they're spraying a lot of synthetic herbicides and fertilizer, and it affects the soil quality, and it ruins the biodiversity of the land. instead of pesticides, i use a lot of different things. grow cover is one. just put it over the crops, and it keeps the pests out. i grow a diverse landscape of flowers, diverse crops, so that i'm encouraging beneficial insects to be in my farm. and they can take care of the bad insects. when people say you can't grow large amounts of food without chemicals, i say you definitely can. i'm on only about an acre or two, and i'm feeding well over 200 people harvesting 15 to 20 thousand pounds of vegetables each year. over time, using organic practices, the soil quality improves so that you can grow more and become more efficient and increase your yield. in the three

and bonny, have you ever played corn hole before? >> no i haven't. >> go to a tailgate party and play the corn hole. you will enjoy it. and enjoy the game as well. from what you can remember. >>> celebrating birthdays today. king james himself. lebron james. and golf legend towards. and matt lauer. meredith vierra. keep it here for more news weather and sports. i'm richard lui, thanks for watching "early today." have a great wednesday ahead.where and how th happened. daughter. a local mom remembers her daughter who was killed by gun violence. in an exclusive interview hear what she has to say about the tragic event. big congrats. good news from hometown boy chris bryant. we'll tell you the exciting information he's sharing with the worl wake up bump good morning. thanks for waking up with us. time for weather. >>here's what you

and bonny, have you ever played corn hole before? >> no i haven't. >> go to a tailgate party and play the corn hole. you will enjoy it. and enjoy the game as well. from what you can remember. >>> celebrating birthdays today. king james himself. lebron james. and golf legend towards. and matt lauer. meredith vierra. keep it here for more news weather and sports. i'm richard lui, thanks for watching "early today." have a great wednesday ahead. underway in fairfield. but the crime is clear... a four- year-old boy found dead inside a home. >>> a complex investigation under way in fairfield, but the crime is clear. a 4-year-old boy found dead inside the home. the primary suspect in custody, a blood relative. >>> on the run after multiple stabbings in the south bay. police trying to track down several suspects who left a man and woman in critical condition. facing a deadline.ay t. raiders the reason their case might be convincing even without offering any money. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning to you. thanks for joini

today she had to borrow corn meal for the noon time meal. as each day passes, making sure the five children get enough to eat is more of a struggle. working to buy food is not much of an option. jobs pay as little as $5 a day, if you are lucky to find one. in guatemala, when foot is scars, the youngest suffer the most. nearly half of all guatemalan children are malnourished, the fourth highest rate in the world. inside the hospital an hour from the community children are treated for malnutrition. this 5-month-old is nearing the end of her stay. she suffers from a potentially fatal severe malnutrition caused by protein deficiency. >> when she arrived, she was so swollen with fluids, she could hardly open her eyes. mutt reply that by thous -- multiply that by thousands, and it's easy to see the --. people working in drought-raved areas say there are signs that it is happening. between the drought and the poor local economy, this 21-year-old teacher by training dreams of a better life far from her community. >> the majority of gauta maulans are

and then corn also gives you some healthy carbs. >> what does vegan mean? >> vegan means that you don't eat any milk. no dairy, no eggs, no animal products, so no meat, either. and i've actually been eating vegan for a while, and this is one of my favorite meals. >> is it difficult to get enough protein into your diet when you're a vegan? >> yeah, sometimes. but if you have, like, lentils and beans like this, then it makes it a lot easier. >> excellent. >> so, we've got our beans, and we just need to wait for our spinach. >> wonderful. [ microwave beeps ] >> all right. so, the spinach and the peppers are done. i'm just gonna take it out with my oven mitt, 'cause it's very hot. >> yum! they smell delicious. >> great. >> i love colorful bell peppers. so, i'm gonna toss this a little bit. everything's all nice and steamed. >> yeah, we definitely have a whole beautiful color palette going on here. >> it's like a little rainbow you get to eat for lunch. >> i'd love to eat a rainbow for lunch. >> oh, well, now you can. so, we're gonna add our spinach. i love lots

"i think the grain market is going nowhere corn is up six cents but corn's been in a 20 cent range for quite some time. the report didn't say a lot." "corn had some bullish momentum going towards it. i think it could maybe rally a dime or fifteen cents. but as a speculator i just don't see the possibility of making really any money in this market. the only bullish grain in my oppinion is soybean oil. due to the fact of the el nino and the extremely warm weather is hurting the palm production palm oil production."" "well, i've been short cattle. still have recommendation of being short it' up almost limitup today after being down 200 points you might have a short term bottom in place. but it's short term, i'm still not bullish cattle so remain short.. but today was just an overdue bounce." "if we star tto rally a little recommending a short position but the warm weather is very solid. towards expansion. i'm not bullish hogs and i'm looking to extremey, and i can't stress this enough extremely commodities in general." a vast majority of u-s farms.. are family farms.. according to the u-s

corn two years ago. some say china's rejection cost the u.s. corn industry as much as $3 billion. stein filed his lawsuit this week in u.s. district court in sioux city. >> tocks are mostly lower in midday trading, led by declines in energy stocks as the price of oil fell to 41- cabela's may be seeking a buyer for all or some of the sports chain. the sidney, nebraska- based retailer has been under pressure since late october when the investment firm elliott management bought a 6 percent stake. elliot has pushed for changes in strategy by the company, like the potential sale of its credit card unit. shares of cabela's inc. are down 11 percent this year, but they've risen more than 18 percent in the last month on speculation of a buyout. after the frenzy of black friday and cyber monday shopping, siouxlanders gave back on tuesday. many non-profits were looking for a financial boost on giving tuesday. the one-day charitable promotion launched three yeyes ago. the salvation army was one of ththcharities hoping for a holiday boost. "we're just asking folks to think witht the salvation

and then corn also gives you some healthy carbs. >> what does vegan mean? >> vegan means that you don't eat any milk. no dairy, no eggs, no animal products, so no meat, either. and i've actually been eating vegan for a while, and this is one of my favorite meals. >> is it difficult to get enough protein into your diet when you're a vegan? >> yeah, sometimes. but if you have, like, lentils and beans like this, then it makes it a lot easier. >> excellent. >> so, we've got our beans, and we just need to wait for our spinach. >> wonderful. [ microwave beeps ] >> all right. so, the spinach and the peppers are done. i'm just gonna take it out with my oven mitt, 'cause it's very hot. >> okay. >> yum! they smell delicious. >> i love colorful bell peppers. so, i'm gonna toss this a little bit. everything's all nice and steamed. >> yeah, we definitely have a whole beautiful color palette going on here. >> it's like a little rainbow you get to eat for lunch. >> i'd love to eat a rainbow for lunch. >> oh, well, now you can. so, we're gonna add our spinach. i love lots

he's allergic to corn, i think. giovanni: our whole store is corn-free.fferent. lemonis: where do you get your food? woman: usually at petco. don't, like, you guys have the grain merrick? she's not a grain-free girl for some reason. lemonis: so she needs grain. woman: she needs the grain, yeah. lemonis: do we have merrick brand dog food with grain? lisa: we don't. lemonis: this is an example of lisa's self-righteousness getting in the way of them being a profitable business. they need to carry products that meet everybody's needs. if it falls within the brand promise, they need to carry what the customers want, not what they want, and i'm gonna push this thing all the way to the wall. going forward, any product that meets the bentley's food promise should be available. so, like, when somebody says, "i want grain-filled," as opposed to grain-free, you're gonna be a powerhouse. you got to carry everything. giovanni: i think we'll lose a lot of credibility with a lot of the customers on why they trust us. lemonis: let the customer decide what they want. giov

corn. some claim that cost the u.s. corn industry as much as $3 billion. compensatory damages, and punitive damages. his suit was filed on monday in federal court in sioux city. << >> stocks started the month strong yesterday economic data from japan and europe as well as hopes the european central bank will expand its stimulus program. trading remained relatively quiet yesterday ahead of this week's release of the government's monthly jobs survey and a federal reserve meeting later this month. the dow rose 168 points. the nasdaq rose 48 points to 5,156. and the s&p 500 rose 22 points. fire and burn hazards have prompted harbor freight tools to recall more than one-and-a-half million cordless drills. the recall involves about one-point-seven million drill master 18-volt cordless drills. the company has received 25 reports of the drill switch overheating, including six reports of burns to the hands and fingers, and five reports of minor property damage. the drills were sold nationwide at harbor freight tools stores, through the company's catalog and on the

thanks, clinton, at least through the middle of december at least for the corn belt. i think we are going to continue to be on the that. especially as we head toward christmas,in the meantime drought monitor east of the continental divide just not really an issue. just a couple of pockets with moderate drought, but severe drought and worse out west.at least the good news there is that we are in a pattern of storm after storm coming into the west coast and that's going to be the case as we come into this coming week so you can see a pretty good storm, causing a lot of rain along the coast, northern california, into western washington, oregon a little bit of rain and snow east of there, but these first two systems come in and dry out over the plains. so even though there is a cold front there, no real rain, weak system causing some showers in the southeast. otherwise dry through the middle of the country, most of this week. a weak system moving through on wednesday for the southern mississippi valley into the southeast, continues dry for the northeast, great lakes back

we throw some of this corn flake there. corn flake crunch. >> and we're going to add the classic chocolate chips. i like a mini chocolate chip because you get a little chocolate chip in every bite and marshmallow which is why there's goo. flavor. >> flair and texture. >> and then for holiday season my mom always sends me holiday and it always comes a little crushed up. what are you going to do with that, fold it into a cookie dough. makes a great cookie dough to eat as, it i'm not going to lie but if you have enough self-control. >> i don't. >> i'm going to scoop some on to a baking sgleet can you breeze this and make it ahead. >> absolutely make it ahead. my tip is to keep it while it's fresh and all you have to do is reach too your freezer and put them on a baking sheet. >> all the recipes on today.com while we make our way to this display of loveliness. these are my grandma's classic cutout cookies. four ingredients, butter, flour, salt, that's it. you roll them out on to a cold peeves marble so the dough stays nice and

i started thinking, you know, could you imagine if corn or beans were up 9%? we would be going crazy, but they're not. they're down a percent, s a market that low, that cheap in price it's like holding a baba in a pool like you do with your kids. when you let that ball go it explodes up. now of course it's just getting a little bit above the water, but the force when it comes up is very powerful, and that's what big bear markets do in commodities, in my opinion. >> yeah, and, jim, we've kind of seen this across the board. not just one commodity, but multiples. if we look at an index of a group of these commodities we can see that. >> right. my staff and i, we watch that bloomberg commodity index very, very closely. it's been in existence, i believe, since 1999, but i think on wednesday of last week i think it hit the all we're down about 26% for commodity pricing in general this year. i'm a little taken back by that really, given where the level of stock market is, but i think there's kind of a phenom going on right now where on weakness, and it seems like, it

leonard corn net had 260 yards and five touchdowns. >>> former heavy weight champ mike tyson decided to give the hoverboard a try. he shared an instagram video of him riding the board before tumbling to the ground with a thud. the video -- ouch that hurt -- the video has since gone viral. >>> well, a priest on the hoverboard leads to an unholy outcome. >>> plus oprah. will she hit pay dirt with her latest venture? you're watching "first look." >>> welcome back to "first look," i'm meteorologist bonnie schneider. we're still tracking some snow into kansas city and omaha but nothing like we saw earlier this week. there are some dangerous thunderstorms, though. look at this working through new orleans and into gulfport, mississippi and mobile. be careful if you're driving out there. many of you are traveling because we're looking at substantial rainfall. 17 million people at risk for flooding in georgia and north carolina. this is not including what we're expecting along the mississippi river, with the flood crest there. but watch out for heavy rain across parts of the southeast. temper

it does not appear reasland was walking on the corn. we do know the name of the victim of a fatal crash last night on hubbell avenue in des moines. 61-year old james pascasio was hit hand killed was he was crossing hubbell avenue at east 42nd street around 5:30 last night. police say he was hit by a 19-year old driver who didn't leave the scene. neither speed nor impairment appear to be factors in the crash ... and no charges have been filed. police say their investigation is ongoing. and there are no updates in the search for a hit-and-run driver who killed an iowa state student this week. 18-year old emmalee jacobs of urbana was hit and killed while crossing a street monday morning. her body was found by an isu police officer. her death was not recorded by any nearby traffic cameras. police are asking for anyone with information about the crash to please contact them. a memorial service for jacobs will be held friday evening in urbana. her funeral will be held at center point urbana high school on saturday morning. a new report releas

whitney: they aren't as crunchy as a corn nut. sheila: they do taste like corn nuts. they are good. whitney: you just need to make sure you cook them long enough. if you don't cook them long enough they turn out just like dry don't get that nice crunch that you get out of there. first, i'm going to show you what to do with the spice mixture. you can use some or less of certain spices depending on what you like. it's really up to you. first i'm going to use onion powder, garlic powder, cummin, pakrika. you could always leave it out. it doesn't really add any flavor. then correander. did i have double cummin there i think i just did it twice. sheila: that's why we could really smell it here. whitney: and, a little salt and pepper. and, we're going to use it all with just one can of chickpeas. i have one can of chickpeas cleaned and rinsed on a cookie sheet. and, then dry them off with a papertowel. if you have any of the little things that are hanging off here like the little skins. they are here like this. just pick them off, not because they are bad but because they can pop in yes,

a lot of it outside right now, we have so much corn and we can't even get it inside when it's raining and snowing on it and we should be turning that into ethanol and give the consumers a right to buy these higher blends at a lower cost and instead, we're kind of stuck in neutral with this rule i think. so, it's frustrating, but all we can do is roll up our sleeves it is the final rule." we put stories up every day just go to whotv.com click news then agribusiness. we will have a few left-over flurries falling early today. the rest of the we will have a few left-over week will be dry and warmer. much warmer air is expected this weekend. we are expected to hit the lower 50s by friday. the head of chicago's police department has been fired. it comes after video surfaced... showing an officer killing a black teenager. given what we are working on, he has become an issue rather than with the issue. and a distraction chicago's mayor announced yesterday he had asked police superintendent garry mccarthy to resign. last week... dash camera video was released that shows officer jason van dyke

are we dealing with a corn rootworm situation, a corn following corn, where our risks are higher. so we might make sure we need to have some prevention for corn rootworms issues. also talking about, what is good intergrated pests risks management practices? there is a time when it makes sense and economically makes sense to pull the trigger. wre is that level? what does the research tell us? on the soil fertility side, we'll concentrate on what the research says about different soil tests levels. what are the odds of applying fertilizer based on different soil tests levels? it's a biological system, so we're all trying to figure out the odds, and the environment changes. but, we're trying to take a look at that". jessica rae: dejong says the more ways farmers can reduce their costs will definitely help the farmer's bottom line, but he says farmers can't cut things that create a huge risk. trying to balance risk versus reduced costs will be the focus of many sessions during meetings. for other meeting in northwest iowa... head to siouxland matters dot com for a complete list. jessi

>> yeah, we do -- every week we do a corned beef and cabbage dinner. >> corned beef, boiled potatoes,long have you been here? >> two years. >> are you from the area? >> i grew up here, been coming through here since a kid. went threw a few owners then came up for sale and decided to give it a shot. >> generally speaking, who are your customers? >> most are retirees, they've been coming since they were 30. >> this, you don't see so much anymore. dino-era homemade pies and lots of them. all baked on premises. raspberry cream pie for me, thank you. this is not something we see a lot of. old school pie like that and this number of them. >> everything is made here. everything is made here. and they're all the original recipes from the '60s. the index cards are so old, they're all faded yellow. >> this is exotic for me. >> really? >> oh, yeah. how's business? >> it's getting better. the drug problem has gotten rampant. took over may 1st, 2012, and by the end of that year i was broken into four times. it wasn't just me, it was multiple businesses time after time. i came in one morning to ope

president mauricio macri eliminated export taxes on ag goods like beef, wheat, and corn. he also cut a soybean tariff. that's affecting the grain markets according to don roose with u.s. commodities, "the grain market's having a bit of a setback here today and really it's about world competition and on rallies we continue to to see a pickup in farmer movement but argentina did eliminate the export tax: 20 percent tax on corn, 23 percent tax on wheat and lowered the export tax on soybeans down five percent to 30 percent." roose says, "so world competition is pressing the markealong with ort on breaks continues to come from positnsquaringahead ofthe year endnthis is the last full week of trading of the ar."po tariffs in argentina were paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves

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(corn license plate) and... it's a new way to tout *cornhusker* pride. a new specialty license plate featuring one of nebraska's best known commodities. 3 authorities in northeast nebraska are investigating the deaths of two people whose remains were discovered in a burnt- out pickup yesterday (monday) afternoon.good evening, i'm larry wentz, diana castillo is on vacation. 3 3 tonight that story is first on fox. 3 3 the pickup was discovered still burning in a field nine miles north and one mile west afternoon.once firefighters put out the fire... they discovered the remains of two people.the nebraska state patrol says they've made a preliminary identification of the bodies... and currently believe the deaths are the result of a murder- suicide.both victims are believed to be from northeast nebraska... but their names are not being released at this time. 3 3 the occupants of a trailer in milford, iowa are unharmed after a devastating fire.the milford fire department was called to that location just before 3 monday afternoon. when they arrived, the traile

corn and wheat both pulling back right now. really just on a lack of are stagnant. the longer term's still bearish. but hopefully be getting to continue to this short covering rally next week. through the end of the year give farmers opportunity to sell some more grain is all." "the catate falling fromom the sky again all week long. bloodbaths all over the place same old story. and then somehow today, the board actually has green on it. still longer term bearish until this cash market can provide some stability. we've tried futures rallies several times. they get pulled down by cash every time. so hopefully this will maybe perk the cash market up as we come into the end of the year." "big supplies, big weights, a wwk cash market too. just plenty of supupy pretty much across the entire meat complex. so hopefully maybe we can ride this out in here through the holidays and see what happens then, maybe get a weather scare and keep the rally going." ---- and that wraps up the show for today.. have a good weekend everyone ---- we'll post a video every day in the agribusin

if you can describe the high fructose corn syrup as all-natural, what does that mean exactly? organic means something very clear, and that is set by the federal government, but these other terms are not. sometimes there is guidance, sometimes there's a third-party industry group that tells us, but there is a gap between what people think it means and what the term actually means. that is part of the food purity problem, and that is what we need to work hard to solve. zeke: they have taken over every word of the federal government that they cannot control and use it to sell, that is what their job is. "organic" finally got a very definitive label, but if it is not very clearly specified what "natural" means, they will use that to sell up what -- that is what they are paid for. i think it is no surprised when we do not have very clear definitions that all sorts of things get put under that rubric. one of the questions is -- if you took it off and you said all right, you cannot use "natural" for corn syrup, but you can use it for sugar, i'm not sure that we would be better off. [