agro chemical giant monsanto has been having a very bad year to say the least but there's no need to feel sorry for the company all their problems have been caused by their own greed their own arrogance and their own negligence the year started off with lawsuits being filed against monsanto for covering up the dangers associated with their blockbuster we kill or round up scientific studies of linked round up to various forms of cancer or neurological disorders and respiratory disease based on what we've seen from the company's own documents monsanto absolutely understood the dangers of roundup but they continued to downplay the risk in order to sell their product by the barrel to farmers and ordinary consumers around the world but now that the heat is up on the company they've begun marketing a different weed killer to people who might be concerned that roundup could permanently endanger their health that we kill or is called die kamba die cambia isn't new it was originally patented in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and it was used widely until a stronger weed killer like roun

my bevan tonio and this is america's lawyer as the legal pressure heats up on chemical giant monsanto over the dangers of a blockbuster we kill a round up the company started pushing a nervous has developed developed all the way back to nine hundred sixty the companies hoping that the switch from around up to guide campbell is going to do some of their legal pains but is new reports are showing campbell might actually be even more dangerous to human health and the environment than the round up tonight we'll take an in-depth look into the dangers of bad can buy and we'll find out why monsanto believes that this herbicide would be less of a headache than round up and later in the show we'll take a look at obama era clean water rules as the trump of ministration aims to with you although what could this mean for the twenty million acres of the wetlands and the two million miles of strains protected under these rules will find out don't go anywhere america's war starts right now. so. much. aggro chemical giant monsanto has been having a very bad years say the least but there's no need to

tonio and this is america's lawyer as the legal pressure heats up on chemical giant monsanto over the dangers of the blockbuster we kill a round up the company started pushing a nervous this developing developed all the way back to nine hundred sixty the companies hoping that the switch from round up to guide campbell is going to ease some of their legal pains but is new reports are showing di campbell might actually be even more dangerous to human health and the environment than the round tonight we'll take an in-depth look into the dangers the guy can buy and we'll find out why monsanto believes that this service will be less of a headache than round up and later in the show we'll take a look at obamacare a cleaning literally as the trump of ministration aims to with you all the what could this mean for the twenty million acres of the wetlands and the two million miles of strains protected under these rules to find out don't go anywhere america's lawyer starts right now. agro chemical giant monsanto has been having a very bad year to say the least but there's no need to feel sorry f

tech giants amazon and apple also the license for monsanto's guy for say it is up for renewal in the and it's facing challenges and a swiss investment group is helping to get iran's rail infrastructure back on track . welcome to date of your business i'm christopher colbert in berlin the european commission is turning the screws on us tech companies on wednesday it ordered amazon to repay a quarter of a billion euros and back at the commission is taking ireland to court for failing to collect billions from apple patience has run out of the european commission taking to the podium that you competition commission announced that brussels had on and in its sights taking the country's government to the european court of justice for its failure to collect taxes from us giant apple then a year ago the commission docked at the decision. requiring ireland to recover up to thirteen billion euros in illegal from apple. however ireland has still not recovered any money not even in part. apple is currently appealing the case it argues that the revenues in question a subject to u.s. tax rules inst

agro chemical giant monsanto's banned from the european parliament after refusing to attend the hearing questioning studies about its products. you're watching r.t. international live from our moscow studio with me in india today welcome to the program the spanish region. is on the verge of what could prove to be a historic decision with its independence referendum shadowed for sunday tensions are mounting in the region with extra police deployed on the streets and raised to prevent the counting of electronic votes in barcelona crowds gathered to protest against the upcoming vote throughout saturday and in madrid to spanish unionists staged a rally in in front of the city the activists were seen singing the anthem of the fascist spanish from launch party a number of protesters also gave nazi salutes and this tension is mounting between . and then officials from both sides tried to. extreme this and. if there is disturbance it would. clearly be. our. adopting. you know pointing at people who. are against the referendum it is the editor of the government over a whore who has crossed a ver

in fact monsanto or organized the whole scientific evidence in such a way that that there was a real money palatial facts re written. scientific reports where it didn't write the reports themselves written by monsanto people the route with the acro chemical giant has become toxic after the company refused to participate in a public hearing all monsanto executives and lobbyists have currently been denied access to the european parliament. that's a business update here in the w. thanks for keeping the company. entered the conflict zone with tim sebastian b.t.u. is getting increasingly fed up with hungary its refusal to take a share of bike routes and refugees to home rauf the new regulations laws my guess here is budapest is all time kovacs the prime minister's international spokesman how long is his government thank you playing the bad boy in brussels for next t.w. . on the fast steps of central asia. an expedition in search of an ancient denizen of kazakhstan the saigon antelope species such mammoth time that some are. there year ago scientists found evidence of a mysterious catastro

that showed monsanto knew that roundup causes cancer and. they have been able to successfully suppress this evidence and it was only until two thousand and fifteen when the world health organization determined that monsanto's roundup was a probable human carcinogen they've been trying to cover their tracks and convince regulators that things should proceed business as usual in the united states and in the european union they spend hundreds of thousands of dollars euros every year to suppress the evidence that their products are dangerous and to improperly influence regulators and decision makers in parliament or in the congress if it means billions of dollars in sales to monsanto i think they probably would be better off continuing to hide the evidence even if it means being banned from lobbying. the u.s. and russia have agreed to work together on a new project to build a space station will all but the moon the station will serve as a launch pad for full the space exploration including manned missions to mars we spoke to former us come on. h

now monsanto is doing that.orter: it is of particular concern for european parliament. >> monsanto organized scientific evidence in such a way that there was a real manipulation of facts, rewritten scientific reports with authors who did not write the reports themselves, written by monsanto people. reporter: the chemical giant has become toxic. all monsanto executives and lobbyists have currently been denied access to the european parliament. christoph: now it is high up into space, and who better to take you then sarah. sarah: that's because today marks the anniversary of the key event in the quest to understand space. in 195070 soviet union launched the sputnik satellite, a major triumph that opened the air of space exploration. reporter: 60 years ago today a satellite known as sputnik blasted into space, becoming the first man-made object to orbit the earth. belittle metal ball is launched in 1957 by the former soviet union as a reached -- the little metal ball was launched in 1957 by the 40 -- by the former

in fact monsanto organized the whole scientific evidence in such a wave.

in fact monsanto organized that the whole scientific evidence in such a way that that there was a realmoney palatial facts re written. scientific reports where it didn't write the reports themselves written by monsanto people the row with the acro chemical giant has become toxic after the company refused to participate in a public hearing all monsanto executives and lobbyists have currently been denied access to the european parliament and now it's high up into space and who better to take you and. that's because today marks the anniversary of a key event in the quest to understand space back in one thousand fifty seven the soviet union launched its sputnik satellite a major triumph that opens the era of space exploration. sixty years ago today a satellite known a sputnik blasted into space becoming the first manmade object to orbit the earth. the little metal ball was launched in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven by the former soviet union as it raced against the united states to master space travel. satellite emitted a distinctive beeping sound designed to be easily picked up by

all the decisions are made by the monsantos, duponts, whoever. if you're not published the negative results, you know, that's not science and, of course, as i mentioned, even some of the studies had been published that had negative result that is were overlooked and were only discovered when independent teams reviewed them. that's one of the important things, also as my book demonstrates as i mention this evening or i hope i made it clear, there would have to be at least the same kind of testing, rigorous long-term testing, culminating in human clinical trials in the case of gmo's in the case of pharmaceutical drugs. it should probably be even stricter. even that would completely down the industry because if you think about it, that level of extensive testing is es -- enabled because drug companies can take out patents and for so many years that the drug is on the market they have a patent on it and they can charge pretty high prices before it goes generic, there's only so much you can charge for a soybean or ear of corn. there's a natural econom

this is america's lawyer as the legal pressure on chemical monsanto over the dangers of a blockbuster we kill around. the company started pushing in urban this developed developed all the way back in one nine hundred sixty to companies hoping that the switch from around the to guide campbell is going to ease some of their legal pains but is new reports are showing di campbell might actually be more dangerous to human health and the environment around tonight we'll take an in-depth look into the dangers the guy can buy and will find out why monsanto believes that disservice making less of a headache than round up and later in the show we'll take a look at obamacare a cleaning literally as the trump of ministration aims to appeal all the what could this mean for the twenty million acres of the wetlands and the two million miles of strains protected under these rules to fund down don't go anywhere america's war starts right now. agro chemical giant monsanto has been having a very bad year to say the least but there's no need to feel sorry for the company all their problems have been caus

in fact monsanto or organized the whole scientific evidence in such a way. that there was a real money palatial facts re written. scientific reports with auditors who didn't write the reports themselves written by monsanto people the row with the acro chemical giant has become toxic after the company refused to participate in a public hearing all month suntory executives and lobbyists have currently been denied access to the european parliament relations between iran and the west have been deteriorating in recent weeks with the rhetoric between washington and tear on being particularly icy but that hasn't scared off foreign investors so far as this company for example is currently building iran's biggest rail loading facility. the trucks wait in long queues at a logistics terminal near tehran in iran the overwhelming bulk of freight is transported by road traffic jams are normal especially around the iranian capital the eighteen million residents in the tyran metropolitan region and the automobile industry which is based here have a huge appetite for raw mat

to act in favor of this planned merger now just briefly catherine can we expect any reaction from monsanto on this at all. well i'm on sunday of course has the option on a legal basis to fight. in any case in any decision in front of the european court against the decision and so months can have a read reaction of course this is not the time to discuss this given that there is no decision yet all right catherine martin's there from an undecided brussels thank you so much for that. now here's an interesting story saudi arabia is planning a gigantic city with drones driverless cars and robots the ambitious project was unveiled by the kingdom's crown prince mohamed naome as it is docked its planned to run anti really on alternative energy it will be located on a desert island along the red sea in egypt and jordan and it might become by far the world's biggest city estimated cost five hundred billion u.s. dollars naome is part of saudi arabia's plans to diversify its economy more than five million young saudis are set to enter the workforce in the next ten years. and that's all for business fo

in fact monsanto or organized the whole scientific evidence in such a way that that there was a realmoney palatial facts re written. scientific reports where auditors who didn't write the reports themselves written by monsanto people the route with the acro chemical giant has become toxic after the company refused to participate in a public hearing all monsanto executives and lobbyists have currently been denied access to the european parliament relations between the united states and cuba have gone from promising to ice cold in just a matter of months last week the u.s. state department has issued a travel warning for u.s. citizens heading to the caribbean country now that is bad news for those on the island preparing for a tourism boom. it's a picture postcard view of cuba but the united states says there's more than meets the eye its embassy employees were attacked and fellow americans should watch out. this hostile owner is disappointed. at. how long will two clients through agencies or have regular tourists over years that are coming from france germany spain but those who opene

my bevan tonio and this is america's lawyer as the legal pressure heats up on chemical giant monsanto over the dangers of the blockbuster we kill a round up the company started pushing a nervous this developing developed all the way back to nine hundred sixty the companies hoping that the switch from round up to diet campbell is going to ease some of their legal pains but is new reports are showing di campbell might actually be doing more dangerous to human health and the environment than the round tonight we'll take an in-depth look into the dangers the guy can buy and will find out why monsanto believes that this service would be less of a headache than round up and later in the show we'll take a look at obamacare a cleaning literally as the troubled ministration aims to appeal all the what could this mean for the twenty million acres of the wetlands and the two million miles of strains protected under these rules to find out don't go anywhere america's war starts right now. agro chemical giant monsanto has been having a very bad year to say the least but there's no need to feel sor

seed maker monsanto baez mega takeover of monsanto which is under review has created concern that the merged companies would dominate global food supplies. well let's bring in our financial correspondent now the man of the fine food stock exchange and how does this move really make for a smooth regulatory approval for the ones on to take over. well investors certainly seem to think so buyer is one of the clear winners in trade in today's trading it sought stock up more than one percent now this isn't just some cosmetic strategy on buyers part the business is that it's getting rid of actually generated sales of one point three billion euros last year so this is a big deal and this would indicate some seriousness on the part of buyer to get on the regulators good side now it has to be noted that those same regulators all friday approve the megamergers in the same sector dupont and dow jones and johnson chemical china but what have you concessions from the parties so this could just be buyers a way of getting ahead of those concessions that it would have to make down the road anyway a ve

has also been accused of basing that opinion on studies sponsored by clive a site manufacturer of monsanto grains in the european parliament say that's not acceptable that we need to look at independent studies not just ones carried out by the industry and then we have to finally end this thing with life aside there is a standard farming methods that work fine without the heavy use of chemicals. by standard farming methods sling means organic agriculture but many farmers say those methods are too expensive and think it's enough to only ban the use of herbicide directly before the harvest conservative m.e.p. is disagree with the greens but blame member states for not reaching a decision i find it very regrettable that for more than two years the member states don't have a clear position they are always postponing there's no majority for any position. if not extended the license to use clive for site in the european union will expire on december the fifteenth. for more on this issue let's cross over to our correspondent catherine martins also sent us this report catherine why didn't we see a

know you're not going to buy any products that are made with monsanto seeds until they take the toxic chemicals out of the whole process that they've they've been slaves farmers who have. get the word out to be get and you know social networking consumer campaigns are very easy and fun these days and powerful let's send messages to all your networks and ask them to send messages to other layers and so forth absolutely people need to speak out about these things maybe some of what you just said up lies the best but i just wanted you to talk for a minute about your website dream change dot org that you're also the founder of it's incredible it's about teaching compassion and love to businesses it's all fair but it's all about businesses letting businesses understand that you know if they want to be loved if they want their products lives they want people to buy their products and to buy from them they need to be lovable and that means creating a world that we will all want to inhabit and you can go to dream change dot org to find out more also my personal website john perkins daughter v

know you're not going to buy any products that are made with monsanto seeds until they take the toxic chemicals out of the whole process that they have that they've been slave farmers who have. get the word out speak it and you know social networking consumer campaigns are very easy and fun these days and powerful let's send messages to all your networks and ask them to send messages to other layers and so forth absolutely people need to speak out about these things maybe some of what you just said up lies that us but i just wanted to talk for a minute about your website dream change dot org that you're also the founder of it's incredible it's about teaching compassion and love to businesses it's all fair but it's all about businesses letting businesses understand that you know if they want to be loved if they want their products lives they want people to buy their products and to buy from them they need to be lovable and that means creating a world that we will all want to inhabit and you can go to dream change dot org to find out more also my personal website john perkins daughter v

and farming is airtight and it will be a horrible miscarriage of justice if this lawsuit against monsanto isn't successful now recently the european parliament they asked a resolution to phase out of life is saved by twenty twenty two so why can't that be done here if it can be done in europe why not here well monsanto has a very special relationship with the u.s. congress with the agency is as i mentioned they're able to get studies that would be done by the f.d.a. just stopped you know they have so much power in the united states in europe it's a little bit different but i am keeping my fingers crossed that european parliament decision to phase out life is saved by two thousand and twenty two it's a resolution as a suggestion. but the body that controls pus decides is going to make a decision and there is a lot of pressure from farm groups from the pesticide industry from monsanto itself even in europe so it's going to take a massive public pressure we're trying to keep the pressure on we recently tested ben and jerry's ice cream in europe and we found life estate in ben and jerry's ice

monsanto lobbyists have been banned from the e.u. . this is up there is a huge staff and. as an example of how every country should treat these vipers speaking of syria setting an example of the catalonia region of spain voted for their independence by an overwhelming margin this week. and the and the amazing thing was they did it despite the fact that riot cops beat and arrested them for trying to vote yet much of the media much of the media ran with headlines like riot police clash with voters yeah let's call it clean lashing with voters when we're with voters when the authoritarian government beats an armed old ladies in the head with the tongs it wasn't a clash that's an assault or right and don't get me wrong i've seen some mean old ladies in my day all right i have i watch my ninety three year old grandma tell of waitress she looked pregnant and not even apologize afterwords just because she didn't get her baked potato with extra sour cream. but even so i don't think old lady voters deserve to be beaten by riot cops. don't worry though don't worry the abuse ship span

of one sometimes top selling round of weed killer and of course the evils of big markets a house monsanto reacting. of course there is no doubt months under made a lot of money of life aside but now the pads and already faced i would so it is in financial terms in economic terms it is not the very first priority of one hundred to push harder to get a longer on the european markets according to independent observers here in brussels the biggest lobby group is still this are the far most in the european union they really are keen to keep this project guy facade stands for a low cost agriculture and they argue valid this product they won't be any more competitive on the european market all right kevin martins their brain is up to speed on the today's decision the huge decision on extending the license for glyphosate or not thank you so much for this kevin martin's. well talking of competition you talk about a very competitive sports now david versus goliath mark a german club actually now football fans were closely following the action as top of the table dortmund travel to third division ma

are dedicated to doing this and let them know you know right let it write letters to ninety and monsanto in wal-mart and chevron and all the other companies saying hey you know i love your products but i'm going to buy anymore until you pay your workers a fair wage here i mean up the pollution you cause until you create a life economy that monsanto know you're not going to buy any products that are made of months into cvs until they take the toxic chemicals out of the whole process that they have that they've been slave farmers with. get the word out of this week at and you know social networking consumer campaigns are very easy and fun these days and powerful let's send messages to all your networks and ask them to send messages to other layers and so forth absolutely people need to speak out about these things maybe some of what you just said up lies the best but i just wanted you to talk for a minute about your website dream change dot org that you're also the founder of it's incredible it's about teaching compassion and love to businesses it's all fair but it's all about businesses l

breaking news about monsanto lobbyist's and that transition was insulting to tapeworms. must monsanto lobbyists have been banned from the e.u. . this is. this is a huge staff and. as an example of how every country should treat these vipers speaking of syria setting an example of the catalonia region of spain voted for their independence by an overwhelming margin this week this. week and the amazing thing was they did it despite the fact that riot cops beat and arrested them for trying to vote yet much of the media much of the media ran with headlines like riot police clash with voters yeah let's call it clashing with voters when we're with voters when the authoritarian government beats an armed old ladies in the head with the taunts it wasn't a clash that's an assault our rights and don't get me wrong i've seen some mean old ladies in my day all right i have i watch my ninety three year old grandma tell of waitress she looked pregnant and not even apologize afterwords just because she didn't get her baked potato with extra sour cream. but even so i don't think old lady

my bevan tonio and this is america's lawyer as the legal pressure beats up on chemical giant monsanto over the dangers of a blockbuster we've killed a round up the company started pushing a nervous has developed to develop all the way back to nine hundred sixty the company's hoping that the switch from round up to god campbell is going to do some other legal things but is moving towards this showing campbell might actually be even more dangerous to human health and the environment than the round tonight will take an in-depth look into the dangers of god can by and we'll find out why monsanto believes that this service with less of a headache.

monsanto is one you mentioned.e other businesses that use the glyphosate in pesticides. it is also worth mentioning that the ability to use glyphosate is one of the key selling points of certain types of genetically modified crops, because they are resistant to glyphosate, which means that the soil around them can be sprayed with this pesticide, with this herbicide, and they survive intact and don't have to deal with competition from weeds. the politics behind this are interesting. the european commission seems to be in favour of renewing the license, but the european parliament sits on the other side of the fence? the european parliament yesterday passed a resolution calling for glyphosate to be phased out over five years. the european commission originally proposed a ten year renewal. they are now accepting it is likely to be shorter than that. in a meeting happening today they are looking for something between five and seven years. it is striking, they could come in principle, go ahead and simply do this if they

bayer beat analysts' estimates with its proposed $66 billion acquisition of monsanto.nd must new section of the company that is investing in the growing world of agricultural technology. reporter: something is growing at bayer. >> we believe we have the responsibility to solve the big issues. according to the bayer life science center, one of the big issues is reinventing how health props grow, an effort to help farmers respond to a growing population. you have to feed more people on a smaller piece of land, and that is why we believe the demand for self fertilizing plants is in mind for the future. bayer's life science center is teaming up in a venture of ginkgo biloba works that mimics genes like those found in peanuts that automatically produce nitrogen unlikely to do not have the capability, like corn and rice. the ceo -- >> we are taking the genetic design from the microbes and given to the ones who like to make vegetables. save farmerser can money and give consumers more environmentally friendly options. growers today are spending about $80 billion a year on nitr

harmless but has also been accused of basing that opinion on studies sponsored by manufacturers like monsanto greens in the european parliament say that's not acceptable. we need to look at independent studies not just ones carried out by the industry we have to finally end this thing with life i say there are standard farming methods that work fine without the heavy use of chemicals. by standard farming methods mountain hoisting means organic agriculture but many farmers say those methods are too expensive and think it's enough to only ban use of the herbicide directly before the harvest the battle will now continue as the e.u. committee responsible for making a decision was once again split at the conclusion of the meeting no vote was taken the commission took note of the position of different delegations often in the states a form which you could now reflect and really knows the date of the next meeting shorty. the commission is in favor of extending use for another five to seven years but it will have to reach an agreement soon life as state's controversial license in the e.u. expires by

guts. >> the effort to reduce fertilizer waste comes as bayer awaits approval for its takeover of monsantoworld's largest seed company. >> we would benefit from having , because it would certainly fit into the chemicals and seeds we would potentially have. >> bayer is giving it five years to see if their technology will make it to the crops in california for future testing. ♪ itsy: uber is expanding operations in europe. it will open a new right operations center in lisbon to provide rides to users in france, spain, and portugal. in the meantime, in london, uber is still seeking an appeal for its license ban. coming up, we will break down alphabet's results. all episodes of bloomberg are streaming on twitter. check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. c

bayer beat analysts' estimates with its proposed $66 billion acquisition of monsanto.as been slowly shifting toward becoming a lifetime focus company. our reporter visited this section, a new unit of the company, that is investing in the growing world of agriculture technology. reporter: something is growing at bayer. the company is making a big bet it can make plants fertilize themselves. >> we believe we have the responsibility to solve the big issues. they may take 5, 10 years. reporter: according to the bayer life science center, one of the big issues is reinventing how crops grow. it is an effort to help farmers respond to a growing population and reduce waste. diminished lanza, you have to feed more people. that is why we believe the demand for self-fertilizing plants is the demand for the future. reporter: bayer's life science center is teaming up on a $100 million venture with ginkgo biloba works and they aim to mimic genomes like those found in peanuts that automatically produce nitrogen and apply them to crops they do not have the capability, like corn, wheat

it turns out that what i didn't see, what i was so confused about that monsanto stock had torted to beorrelated with the price of corn which was going higher back then i was far too concerned about near term earnings and we are worried about the chart form the work of collins showd is you not to fear. it was showing you something bigger was developing. the stock i would have kept you out of turned out to be a big winner when corn shot out. i got smoked he saw it. bottom line, we need to look at lots of indicators to spot big moves. despite important terms that may not be -- powerful moving can and often elude those who are focused on the jrn lying companies and not the action of the stocks themselves. dan in illinois. >> caller: cramer booyah, thank you for demist fieing the market and helping us make it accessible >> that's what i want. i want everybody to understand their money, that's my goal. how can i help. >> caller: thank you i'm wondering if i start with a small position in a stock a company i like, and the stock just keeps going up. the most it comes down is maybe 2, 2 1/2 per

has also been accused of basing that opinion on studies sponsored by glaive a site manufacturer of monsanto grains in the european parliament say that's not acceptable that we need to look at independent studies not just ones carried out by the industry and then we have to finally end this thing with life aside there is a standard farming methods that work fine without the heavy use of chemicals. by standard farming methods sling means organic agriculture but many farmers say those methods are too expensive and think it's enough to only ban the use of herbicide directly before the harvest conservative m e p's disagree with the greens but blame member states for not reaching a decision i find it very regrettable that for more than two years the member states don't have a clear position they are always postponing there's no majority for any position. if not extended the license to use clive for site in the european union will expire on december the fifteenth. let's get the view from our reporter in brussels catherine martens as well as our asia correspondent andrea hang i do both catherine le

this helps clear the way for a $66 billion acquisition of monsanto. us with maurice taylor riggs. taylor: the company acquiring those assets, the shares were higher a little bit on their now seeing a decline as the company is have to shell out about 6 billion euro for those assets. it will help clear the way to get this year done. , theiru look at bayer share prices done pretty well since they announced the purchase. analysts coming up this morning saying this deal was good for them. not just for basf and not a surprise is a lot of divestments were expected in order to be able to get that deal done. the: tell us more about crop science building -- business they are obtaining. taylor: it's the biggest acquisition ever for basf in the herbicide business. that segment when it was a part of bayer generated $1.3 billion in revenue, going down the income statement, about 385 million euro -- i should be saying euros. vonnie: it's becoming this anything. -- it's becoming the same thing. taylor: they are looking at that in the first quarter of 2018. that compa

. ♪ emily: with its proposed $66 billion acquisition of monsanto, will bayer has focused on a shift toscience you technology. we visited a new unit of the you will company in massachusetts focused on agricultural technology. growing in the check it out. >> something is growing at bayer. the company is making a big bet that it can make plants fertilize themselves. >> we believe we have the responsibility to solve the big issues. >> according to the head of the by life center, one of those issues, how crops grow, is to help farmers respond to a growing population. >> undiminished land, you have to -- on diminished land, you have to feed more people, and that is why we believe the demand for self fertilizing plants is the demand for the future. >> bayer's life science center is teaming up on a $100 million venture with a boston based startup which aims to take genomes found in peanuts which automatically supply nitrogen to crops that do not have that is capability like corn, wheat, and rice. their ceo explains. >> we are taking that genetic and a you design from those and you will peanut

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