i think was laura farmer and back time the water scarcity has already become an existential issue. we shot calling about, converted his parents, small sideline farm for gaining production, and expanded it significantly the droughts of recent years. mean his business is now in danger. switching to other crops that need less water isn't an option this optic done. so if there was a demand for vegetables of august, the domestic production mates just 40 or 50 percent of germany's vegetable consumption. but switching wouldn't be easy for us. this is phil. and since we have all of the equipment has gone through and invested in these crops, it's the only thing physically to and i was click calling about has his own wells on his farm. but since the beginning of 2023, due to shortages in the region, the authorities have cut the amount of water he's permitted to extract in half. this although over the last few years, the farmer has needed more water and not less tea and other affected farmers have called for water to be pumped here from the nearby river mine. but such a decision takes time. m

she lived near laura ingalls wilder, her court on the banks of the creek so homeland near the creek. farmers alternated and wildfires and grasshoppers took out gardens and crops. challenges, five years later pauline proved up or finalized, she owned a 14 by 15-foot cap, cattle, a pig and chickens. she produced 400 bushels of meat, dozens of eggs and 150 pounds of butter. she lived off the land 14 years and then sold it $1280. make additional income for i retirement, she carried the mortgage. a lot of women homesteaders, they would hang onto the land and rented to a farmer and they would have income for the rest of their lives or until they wanted to do something else, an unusual thing for a woman to be able to have her own money in that way. few americans especially women have access to college and the professional life it enables. in july 1862 a few months after the homestead act congress passed the land grant packs and the law created 100 tuition free coeducational public colleges and universities. two thirds of these schools were in the rapidly developing west which desperately needed exp