short before the election. petition is apparently very popular among mazda elements. members, why mr. cornel is popular among that i can find members in that i know on the 382 but limits members on 47 members. on the off the i can find members are able to vote, and that means that maybe we're going to see the new but i, mr. japan, is it announced that went out after about 30 minutes. when's that on off election finishes now? we appreciate the update. thank you very much, fatty sent him a live for us in activists in india, say the pandemic has pushed more families into poverty. and that's putting children at risk falling incomes and rising prices of lead to some parents, sending the children out to work, and human traffic is awaiting them on the streets. how india correspondent elizabeth and coroner joined the place and activists on the rescue mission money sharma and his team of rescue workers drive to a slum and the eastern indian city of poor nia. they received information that traffic children a being kept. they're joined by police officers, they move through the dark until they find some

mr. christopher, baker professor of agricultural economics economics at cornell. catherine is vice president of economic, catherine joined in 2017 and responsive for watching trends and working on state and federal legislation affecting members. catherine previously was employed with the massachusetts department of agricultural resources. catherine holds a bachelors and masters in resource economics and the university of connecticut, thank you for being here. mr. bob is owner since 1989. a wisconsin master cheese maker. he served on the board of the american cheese society and chair of the american cheese education foundation among numerous other volunteers of dairy and agricultural community. he worked as a research associate and instructor in the department of agricultural at the university of wisconsin. he credentials include ba from american university international economic and jd from the university of wisconsin. thank you for being here. the professor of agricultural economics and school of applied economics cornell university. he moved to cornell in 2019 a

mr. wolf from the dyson school of applied economics at cornell. katherine durr rand is vice president of economics at agri mark, joined in 2017 and is responsible for watching dairy market trends forecasting milk prices, working on state and federal legislation affecting agri mark members. she was previously employed with the massachusetts department of agricultural resources. she holds a bachelor and master's degree in resource commission from the university of connecticut. thank you for being here, katherine. mr. bob wills is owner of cedar grove cheese since 1989, is a wisconsin master cheese maker, served on the board of the american cheese society. sustainable agriculture and community boards. prior to buying the cheese factory we worked as a research associate and instructor at university of wisconsin, the economic research services of the u.s. department of agriculture and state and legislative staff positions. he has a b.a. from american university, maryland in commission and j.d. from the university of wisconsin. thank you, bob for being

mr. christopher wolfe, baker professor of agriculture difficult of dyson schools of applied economics at cornell. at the dairy cooperative. katherine joined agri mart and watching dairy trends and forecasting prices and affecting the members. katherine was previously employed with massachusetts department of agriculture resources, a bachelor and master's in economics for connecticut. thank you, for being here. mr. bob willis owner of cedar grove cheese, started creamery in 2011 and is a wisconsin master cheese maker are served on the board of the american cheese society and cheese education foundation among numerous stints with dairy and agriculture and community boardsment prior to buying the cheese factor he was in professor of economics at university of wisconsin and economic u.s. agriculture and state and federal stat tigses. credentials include a b.a. from-- and jd, and thank you for being here. and dr. wolf in dyson applied economics at cornell university. moved to cornell in 2019 after years on the faculty staff of university of michigan. he focuses on farm business management, risk manag

mr. carter: i rise to remember and honor dwight emanuelson who passed at the age of 88. he served his community. after graduating from cornell university and was a successful broker that brought him to georgia and dwight worked in the financial services industry, his passion and love for his family is what dined him. dwight had a lifelong passion for art which he shared with the museum of art in savannah. he was enjoying outdoors with his children and grandchildren to improve the lives of others. i am proud to rise today to honor dwight and his service in georgia's first congressional district. my thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek rebg anything? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> i rise today to write a wrong. there was an op ed written about bob moses and most americans never heard of. i painfully agree. bob moses has never been given the credit he deserves. his impact was giant. bob moses was

mr. robert willis resident of cedar grove inc. and wisconsin and christopher, ev baker and professor of economics at the charles' quote of applied economics and management at cornell university in new york. i look forward to hearing from you all and thank you for sharing time and expertise with us today. pricing is considered one of the most complicated economic systems in our nations. when that system is working for farmers, it reaches coast-to-coast include in my home state of new york, the first fourth-largest dairy producing and the largest producer of yoga and home to 3000 dairy farms. when the milk pricing system leaves farmers without adequate pay, the impacts are felt across our economy. dairy farmers are facing rising cost of production and current dairy prices are covering them. farmers cost money like labor and fuel have been increasing for years in foreign into a huge graffiti art at his torque prices. consolidation of the dairy industry has only exacerbated these issues. large terry operations have driven prices well below cost of production in family firms can't compete with the economy at scale major producers have. too many farmers across the count