the place data boucher and manuela paula shay work at the national research institute for agriculture, food and environment in midland. in west and fronds, they're collecting samples from based on the line structure positions in the middle of the fields. it's essentially a joint insect vacuum cleaner. there's a strong as though from the trap. the position in uh does not do it though, if it by exact ammonia in a good 12 meters high, then on or 40 feet to be exact because it's an english model. it was metal. in addition to a depth to maybe don't want to use it to catch insects that fly 2 meters about the ground them. but rather oregon is so that, that works. went into the air schools, those and travel greater didn't quite, they don't send it on there to do the picture so long since that that reveals more about the arrow pointing of the whole region for your website on those keyboard. let's here to know some of the items on wednesday who is very good. do the they're all even lifeline because he wrote this is the nice weather amount of will take it to the land, the insane. so the launch i

let's discuss this with sylvain chabe—ferret, research fellow at the national institute for research on agricultureo you. so, we're getting new promises for uk farmers today, but as we've just outlined, farmers right across europe are all pushing their governments for more support and more change, aren't they? support and more change, aren't the ? , , ., , ., support and more change, aren't the? , ., they? yes, they are, you are riuht. they? yes, they are, you are right- we — they? yes, they are, you are right. we are _ they? yes, they are, you are right. we are basically - they? yes, they are, you are| right. we are basically seeing two very long run trends that are getting into conflict with two short run movements that were described. so the first long run trends is farmers, particularly in the eu, have been heavily supported by governments, for example, in france we have farmers receiving stipends of 15,000 euros on average just to be farmers, just for farming. euros on average just to be farmers, just forfarming. and farmers, just for farming. and this farmers, just forfarming. and this is put

national academy of sciences of belarus for agriculture. this project has collected a huge number of unique archival photos. who tell our history, and our history begins in 1927, the creation of the belarusian scientific research institute vladimirovich lenin, which united disparate experimental stations, laboratories, divisions, as you can see, our chronology has constantly changed the name over the years, the departmental subordination of our institute, but the main principle of his activities remained unchanged : the implementation of a deeply thought-out , balanced policy in the field of agriculture and selection. significant role in the development of the institute the work of the western selection center played a role. his most important merit is that from the creation of the institute in 1927 until the creation of the western breeding center, only 11 varieties of grains, legumes and cereal crops were created, and during the work of the western infection center, 36 varieties of these types of crops were created. this is high performance mathematics, friends, but perhaps the main award occupies a special place in the museum’s exhibition. the pride of our institution is the order of the red banner of labor. these aw

for a couple years called the american agriculture security act of 2024. establishes research centers that american land grant institutions across the nation with the purpose of researching physical, biological, skaoeuber securities to afplgt they would be operated like the uarcs used by the d.o.d. they show promise with their billtary. mr. secretary, what's your -- military. mr. secretary, would this move us in the right direction? what else could do we do to protect our farmers? secretary vilsack: we will if it's funded. it's no good enough to set up a center unless you have the resources. you are right to put a spotlight on t land grant universities are already doing some this. perhaps not as coordinate add fashion as they need to. at usda we are focused on making sure the private sector is hardening their assets. hardening their i.t. against these kinds of attacks. obviously you mentioned j.b.s. when something like that happens, our role and responsibility is to evaluate the impact on the market of a disruption, significant digs rupgs. which we did in that case. and convene the industry to remind them of the importance of investing in protection. there

for a couple years called the american air security act 2024, and land grant institutions across the nation with the purpose of researching, physical and biological cyber threats to american agriculturee centers would be operated like these we see used by dod and showed a lot of promise with our military. so, mr. secretary, what's your take? would this move us in the right direction for helping to provide better cyber security or what else could we be doing to protect our farmers? >> well, representative, it will if it's adequately funded. it's not enough to set up a center unless you have the resources behind it. but i think you're right to put a spotlight on this and certainly land grant universities are already doing some of this, perhaps not in as coordinated fashion as they need to. at usda we're focused making sure that the private sector is hardening their assets, hardening their i.t. against these kinds of attacks, and obviously, you mentioned jbs. when something like that happens, our role and responsibility is to evaluate the impact on the market of a disruption, a significant disruption, which we did in that case. and to convene the industry to remind them of the importanc