the problem with mike rice is that like any fun guy they are sensitive to from the sides and you know the culture we use a lot of funny cide especially when we are in with a country and once the plants loses this symbiote take association with the microbes that it loses also its ability to take a phosphorous in the soil. only could it suffer better if the mike arise that disappeared from the soil it takes a long time for them to return to the creator and recall denies ation starts from the edges of the field. so if. you have large fields it's an even slower process you know some of the process. if this natural exchange is lost we risk becoming dependent on chemical fertilizers particularly phosphorous which is only mined in a few places in the world. we compensate for the lack of natural nutrients with chemistry elements like nitrogen and phosphorous and potassium are manufactured using energy intensive methods. fertility has diminished but crops still grow are we covering the depletion of our soil with chemical fertilizers. so can the chemical fertilizers mean you don't need animals

mike is an alum of randolph ffa, is a past president of rice county farmers a union, and is a member of minnesota corn growers. mike, thank you so much for being here. >> now, i'd like to recognize mr. carbajal for an introduction of our third witness. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it is my pleasure to introduce dan sutton, the general manager of the pismo oceano vegetable exchange in california. he is from the 24th congressional district, my district. dan has worked for po for the past 18 years. as general manager, mr. sutton overseas the day to day operations, including sales, marketing, accounting, operations, and food safety. currently, he is the board member and past president of the san luis obispo county farm bureau. he has currently been selected as chairman of the california leavy greens marketing agreement advisory board. as you can see from his past and current experience, mr. sutton has played an extraordinary role in our local economy by working to represent our central coast growers and producers. i am glad to welcome dan to washington, d.c. welcome, dan. >> i now recogniz

mike is a proud fourth- generation farmer and has previously been recognized as the rice county farm family of the year. mike is an alum of the brand of ffa is a past president of rice county farmers union and is a member of minnesota corn growers. mike thank you so much for being here. >> now i would like to recognize mr. carbajal of introduction of our third witness. >> thank you mr. chairman. it is my pleasure to introduce dan sutton. dan is the general manager of pismo cnl. located in the seattle california. he is my constituent from my california district, the 24th congressional district. dan has worked for poe for the past 18 years. as general manager, mr. sutton oversees the day-to-day operations of oil including sales, marketing, accounting, operations, and food safety. currently he is the board member and past president of the san luis obispo county farm bureau. he has currently been selected as chairman of the california leafy greens agreement advisory board. as you can see from his past and current experience, mr. sutton has played an extraordinary role in our local economy

rice in the region. president trump and mike pompeo expected to discuss the situation in iran today following the secretary'sow has deployed an aircraft carrier strike group to the gulf. that was last week. they did cite increased iran threats. tehran is accusing the trump administration of trying to pull it into a war. lauren: let's go to rich edson at the state department with all this. >> reporter: mike pompeos first trip to russia a as secretary ad iran on the agenda. >> we're looking for the regime to stop conducting assassination campaigns throughout europe. >> reporter: the new york times reports patrick shanahan has an updated military plan to send 120,000 troops to the middle east if iran attacks american forces or accelerates work on nuclear weapons. >> we have not planned for that. hopefully weeks not going to have -- hopefully, we're not going to have to plan for that. >> reporter: according to iranian state television, the supreme leader says there will be no war with the united states. as the u.s. expands its military presence in the region, saudi arabia says armed drones attacked and damaged a

. >>> mike, tueecl of more than 2 million pounds of p.f. chang's frozen entrees. the chicken fried riceay contain milk which is not indicated on the product best buy dates. so far no illnesses have been reported. >>> there's still a lot of confusion and frustration following saturday's bizarre finish at the kentucky derby. the horse that won the race, maximum security, was disqualified for questionably crossing into the lane of other horses. that meant a long shot country house went home with the roses instead. maximum security's co-owner says he's considering an appeal. he will see a replay of the suspected interference on thursday. even president trump weighed in. >>> police are zeroing in on bicycle and pedestrian safety. extra officers will patrol intersections where bicycle and pedestrian-related collisions have been a problem in the past. they'll watch for drivers who speed, make illegal turns and fail to stop. the city is trying to end traffic related deaths by 2024. >>> "avengers: endgame" has now passed "titanic" and is closing in on avatar's record earnings. its second week pu

mike spann is still in arlington national cemetery. nothing can bring them back. the bureau of prisons ought to be on him like white on rice. the slightest of his terms of release he should be sent back to prison, where he should be spending the rest of his life. shannon: in your new book sacred duty you talk about arlington, what a national treasure it is, your service and what it is like. everyone who comes to washington, you talk about it, one of the top tourist attractions for people to visit and have a real solid experience about the men and women who have laid down their lives, the want to work there through conditions to honor them. take us behind-the-scenes. >> sacred duty is the story of the old guard at arlington, soldiers who performed military honors at funerals, in the cemetery, guarded the 2 of the unknown soldier. when i served there as today we approached every single funeral with a single standard, perfection. we knew even though we might perform 20 or 30 funerals a day for the family it was a once-in-a-lifetime moment and the moment was a lifetime in the making. we wanted to make sure we got everything rig

mike. >>> the usda issuing a recall of more than 2 million pounds of frozen entrees because of misbranding. the home menu chicken pad thai and chicken fried riceilk which is not indicated on the product label. so far fortunately no illnesses have been reported. >>> still a lot of confusion and frustration following saturday's bizarre finish at a kentucky derby. the horse that won the race, maximum security, was disqualified for questionably crossing into the lanl of other horses. and that means a long shot, country house, went home with the roses instead. maximum security's co-owner says that he's considering an appeal. he's going to see a replay of the suspected interference on thursday. even president trump weighed in quoting the decision was not a good one. >>> san francisco police are zeroing in on bicycle and pedestrian safety. extra officers will patrol intersections where bicycle and pedestrian-related collisions have been a problem in the past. they'll watch for drivers who speed, make illegal turns and fail to stop. the city is trying to end all traffic related deaths by 2024. >>> the universe continues to belong to marvel. "avengers: