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government, the bill gates foundation has been gauged with the brazilian government, the ministry of agriculture, abc and program, ambitious program to send retired, distinguished agricultural scientists and economists to develop small farms from practices, very promising effort. margaret. >> thank you very much. i was one of those brazilians brought up along time ago. when i first went to brazil in the 1970s, one point of attrition between the united states and brazil was the nuclear question and more recently you mentioned the careful with iran -- my question is have we gotten over that previous, that last irritation? and is the south american tree be possibly a model for the kind of weapons non-proliferation regime that we are looking at in the middle east and other areas? is this an area where we might see more cooperation? >> we are way over iran. we got over that one pretty quickly actually. and i think brazil has been a useful partner although brazil has never happy with sanction regime miss, it complies with them and faithfully. more importantly, especially under president rousseff, the

sector and government, the gates foundation has engaged with the brazilian government and ministry of agriculture abc in an ambitious program to send retired, distinguished agricultural scientists, economists to help with small farms, the development of small farms and farm practices in africa. very promising effort. >> thank you. margaret. >> thank you very much. i was one of those brazilianistas that was brought up a long time ago. when i first went to brazil in the 1970's, one of the points of attrition between the united states and brazil was a nuclear question. you mentioned the kerfluffle with iran with the lula administration. have we gotten over that previous, that last irritation and is the treaty for the south american countries possibly a model for the kind of weapons nonproliferation regime that we are looking at in the middle east and other areas? is this an area where we might see more cooperation? >> we are way over iran. we got over that one pretty quickly, actually. i think that brazil has been a very useful partner. brazil has never been happy with sanctioned regimes but it comp

private sector and government gates foundation has engaged with the brazilian government and ministry of agriculture, abc in an ambitious program to send retired, distinguished agricultural scientists, economists to help with small farms, the development of small farms and arm practices in africa. very promising effort. >> thank you. argaret. >> thank you very much. i was one of those brazilianistas that was brought up a long time ago. when i first went to brazil in the 1970's, one of the points of attrition between the united tates and brazil was a nuclear question. you mentioned the kerfuffle with iran with the lula administration. have we gotten over that previous, that last irritation and is the treaty for the south american countries possibly a odel for the kind of weapons nonproliferation regime that we are looking at in the middle east and other areas? is this an area where we might see more cooperation? >> we are way over iran. e got over that one pretty quickly, actually. i think that brazil has been a very useful partner. brazil has never been happy with sanctioned regimes but it complies

private sector and government, the gates foundation has engaged with the brazilian government ministry of agriculture, abc and a program, ambitious program to send retired distinguish agricultural scientists and economists to help a small farms in africa and foreign practices, very promising after. >> thank you very much. i marker it when i first went to refill in the 1970s, one of the points of attrition between the united states and brazil is nuclear question. more recently mentioned the kerfuffle with iran and the lula administration and so forth. my question is have we gotten over the previous, that last irritation and at the local treaty of the south american countries possibly a model for the kind of weapons non-proliferation regime we are looking not in other areas. is this an area where we may see more cooperation? >> we are way over iran. we got over that one pretty quickly. i think brazil has been a very useful partner. although brazil is never happy with sanction regimes, it complies with them faithfully. more importantly, you know, i think that especially under president rousaf, iran had

agriculture industry in most of the evacuation zones remains frozen as farmers wait for authorities to decontaminate their land. the environment ministry is leading that effort in fukushima. the process involves several methods depending on the level of contamination. the area where radiation level is high they mainly strip the layer of topsoil as it contains the highest level of radioactive particles. this can reduce the contamination, but when it comes to revitalizing agriculture, some producers say much more should be done. nhk world's my sammy uk co-visits a struggling to get on his feet. >> reporter: it at that time village is part of the evacuation zone. people can enter some districts like this during the daytime, but they aren't allowed to live there. this man comes from a long line of farmers. he was born in itate and has spent his entire life farming. kanno prided himself on how little he used pesticides and chemical fertilizers. he was committed to delivering fresh produce to consumers in other areas, and he says quality soil is where it all begins. >> translator: not being able to farm the bletings of the earth is like losi

but the agriculture industry and most of the evacuation zones remains frozen as far as weight for authorities to d contaminate their land the barman ministry is leading that effort into cushy about the process involves several methods depending on the level of contamination. in the area where the radiation levels relatively high bb in the strip it out so completely as it contains the highest level of radioactive particles. this work can reduce the contamination but when it comes to revitalizing and culture some producers say much more should be done. it erodes the semi local and visited a farmer who is struggling to get back on its feet. she must eat at the beer each is a part of the applications on. people can and to some districts like this during debate time but the un on to him. when they'll come though comes from a long line of comics it was phoning each decade and has spent his entire life climbing. no pride himself on how little he used pesticides and chemical five two night stays. he was committed it to the baling fresh produce that consumers in other areas. and he says. call it the soil is where it all began. thanks to mimi. norma