there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers.egion. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can find so much political e

agriculture has ash pointed the first time ever an urban farm coordinator in washington, d.c. the head of the farm service agency is now a native american and working with mall farm this is is a national issue i think san francisco can take the lead on. >> absolutely. >> i think -- the focus of the federal level is being -- food to food deserts. and fresh frout and all that. this is an important thing. i think may be another question i appreciate that. mr. herrera may be another question is how many exist. one reason we don't have specific programs associated with this buzz we have not had many. i know a few in the richmond district as well. i'm not sure if they gnaw that category or using the community center's backyard. i think something to think about. i also may be piggybacking on this topic. going become to the rate discussion earlier. may be under the -- items initiated by commissioners. which is the next item. i would be interested to know when we put together to make sure -- businesses and activities that provide service to low income community. i don't know how this c

there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers.francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can f

. >> reporter: jay obvious bayou is the urban agriculture director for the city of atlanta, home to what'she country. >> the goal is for people to be able to come, you know, receive some level of nourishment. >> reporter: even with more food forests like this sprouting across the country, a big question is how long before they become a reliable resource for people struggling to access or afford fresh fruits and vegetables. atlanta is working to ex- pand its program to include community gardens and farmers markets. >> we have a city goal of 85% of residents being located within a half a mile of fresh, affordable food. >> reporter: he's hoping now that the seed is planted, the idea will grow in cities nationwide. jared hill, cbs news, newark, new jersey. >>> and that is the overnight news for this friday. check back later for "cbs mornings." reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the president and first lady are in japan today for the g7 summit. they started the day by visiting the hiroshima peace park and memorial m

there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers.francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can f

our fields to the realities of their work environment through the ministry of agricultural jihad at our disposal and urban development at our disposal. this is why the science and technology campus of the university of tehran was established and these students and we planned in a we take short-term courses along with internship courses to the sindh environment and familiarize you with the various operational aspects of our work plan and sustainable education in the undergraduate course and adding two semesters to the academic years helps the university bring you to the work environment when you are a student. if the average student ability and average talent, the type is accepted by the employer, all countries, in other words, it is developing , it has a problem with the industry, because the content designed in the west is for their needs, and we copy the same, we make it, we want to work here. this distance creates a problem, this was a problem, so coordinating the content with the needs of the country is one of the complicated things that you have to put your energy into. hossein kashanian of the turki

. >> he also serves on the alameda county agricultural advisory committee as urban ag chair and on cal fire's urban forestry advisory committee. >> how close is he getting every resident to plant a tree? >> it is hard to tell. it's hard to tell how many trees everybody has done, but that everybody will get out there and do their part. >> it is so rewarding too to know you had a hand in planting something, watching it grow. it's therapeutic. >> it's a lot of fun as well. >> remember you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online on kpix.com/hero. >>> coming up, the fans are here. all the shirts are covered in gold. as you can see, some of the players are getting their shots in before the start of game five. we'll get you give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complete connectivity solution. from the company powered by

i was born and raised in this city and i'm also the urban agriculture coordinator for the tenderloineople's garden. it's a growing located on calista and larkin right across in the asian art museum very close to city hall. that garden used to be a vacant lot 12 years ago, and it's now a space for us to feed our community to foster connection to land to people to help people feel a sense of belonging and to connect with each other. and i've witnessed the power of community gardening firsthand, and i believe that our city needs to reflect the asks of its people. and so if we want to continue cultivating spaces of care and nourishment the way the people's garden is doing and the way mission greenway is doing and continue to do so, um i ask that you revoke the permit that you opposed the privatization of this space and that you support the mission. greenway. thank you. thank you. if you could fill speaker card next speaker, please. hello thank you for your time today by all indications, it seems like this permit is going to get revoked. and so i know this is a little bit extra, but we're

there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers.francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can f

it is my authority, the ministry of agricultural jihad is in our authority, roads and urban planning are in the authority of some industries to acquaint the students of our fields with the realities of their work environment, because of this, the technology campus of the university of tehran was set up and we planned these students in a short-term course. along with internship courses, we will familiarize them with the various operational aspects of our work plan and sustainable education in the bachelor's degree and teasing friends for half a year . he has talent, the type is accepted by the employer. all countries, in other words, are developing . it has a problem of alliance with the industry, because the content designed in the west is for their needs, and we copy the same, we also make it. what should we do here, this distance? it happens and causes problems this has been a problem, so harmonizing the content with the country's needs is one of culture , something that you should have put energy into, and efforts are being made. creating the world of women in history for the wome

principle, it should not be it still to be removed director of the agricultural enterprise sergey romanchenko shows what de- urbanizations in line with the relative channel for 8 years. idle time grew forest belt. so far, it doesn’t interfere much for resetting, but we still plan to bring the entire rice system to the normative state , bring the next 2-3 years sergey runs one of the largest agricultural enterprises in the crimea and plant this wheat and barley, but they are especially proud of rice, given all the difficulties ukrainian period economy has retained its integrity. only due to the fact that we had in stock more than a thousand hector rice, checks, which we, in principle, grew rice. when the kiev authorities were blocked in 2014, the agronomists were forced to rebuild the work in a new arid way. so rice cells turned into order for rapeseed , wheat and sunflower water returned, but not all fields are ready to be fed with it last year, irrigated. the area of ​​this system of the north crimean canal was e. in total , about 12.5 thousand hectares plan this year. 30 more than 38,000, and the small areas irrigated

yes, er, the germans already played an important role in urban life and did not only in agriculture,re were large enterprises that belonged to them. well, here was a simple example in odessa. uh, a very large factory that survived all soviet times and only mr. kolomoisky from e, a workshop built back in the 19th century, and gena’s factory was a factory of agricultural men, kuznetsk regen, a german who moved from such an agricultural colony to odessa began to make tools. he had sons and everything. this spread in one of the largest russian empires. a-a enterprises, and that's a lot you can, but bring uh such examples and when events happened , and the era of the revolution of the civil war, then you need to understand that the germans, as representatives of, say, wealthy wealthy classes, they were very seriously under attack and under attack by almost all forces. here we know the fight against the bourgeoisie, it was just directed. that is, we are the simplest such example. we all know the makhnovist tachanka, yes, but few people know where they came from, what is this feature of tan

agricultural sector. >> millions of pounds of these insecticides are used in urban and suburban areas. and in urban areas we're usually doing it to have the perfect rose or the nicest rhododendron or a lawn without any insect pests in it. >> manufacturers argue the pest-fighting power of neonics is indispensable to american agriculture. without neonics, consumers would pay higher prices for food, farm exports would be less competitive, and the u.s. economy would suffer. >> in the 1940s, we had the organochlorine insecticides, such as ddt and endosulfan, and initially these pesticides were viewed as a miracle chemistry. >> we started using more and more of these as industrial agriculture took hold in the fifties, sixties, and, really, this is what rachel carson talked about in "silent spring." using all these insecticides was really leading to what she felt was a collapse of biodiversity. we were killi the undernning ofuh, of theood chain. >> by the 1970s, regulators were rushing to get these organochlorine pesticides off the market because of their persistence in the environment and th

first and second grade agricultural lands and the most requests for change of use related to these lands in most days within the boundaries of the cities, civilization, urbanization rural settlement happen in one place that has the ability to carry out work, agriculture and the possibility to provide this is the reason for the change of uses in the society more with all our strength and effort, for the non-agricultural activities of sobhi, i mentioned the high class lands of agricultural lands in the second half of march. there are two systems that i want to be connected, the window of the unit meter of the earth will be activated, which are also related and cover the whole country in terms of accurate statistics . this is what they told me was for the shad program to the surface of the earth. if you say the window of the unit of time we offer you the most accurate up-to-date statistics is it possible or did he speak, after all, mehsti is a program to find a game , i came with statistics and figures once, from now on, all these interesting things happened, and this window of a separate unit was disordered in the zardanjan area of ​​isfahan , which was an insult t

that's likely to accelerate the urbanization of this country, with profound impacts on rural, agriculturalaraman says farming is becoming increasingly lonely and devalued today. >> we used to have plenty of people to work because in the home, the mother, the father, the child, all the siblings, they worked in the field. but today, they are going outside, worng at companies. fred: dr. swaminathan says rural prosperity will be critical to india's future food security. >> young people growing up in rural areas, perhaps in agricultural families, they need to see hope in pursuing an agricultural profession. but at the same time, they also have good physical and mental quality of life. fred: that will require agriculture based industries, like food processing, which in turn require hefty investment in better infrastructure, storage facilities, roads and schools in rural areas. and, in a rapidly urbanizing country, jayaraman says he hopes people become more aware of where its food comes from, returning the traditional reverence he was raised with for farm work. he cites a tamil proverb: "if you d

bigger problem and we _ sewage is almost a bigger problem and we have big problems with agricultural pollution and urban rivers are many problems that our rivers are facing — are many problems that our rivers are facing. while it is a welcome apology— are facing. while it is a welcome apology from the water companies today, _ apology from the water companies today, i— apology from the water companies today, i think it is a start, now they— today, i think it is a start, now they have _ today, i think it is a start, now they have admitted their role, maybe perhaps _ they have admitted their role, maybe perhaps we _ they have admitted their role, maybe perhaps we can start focusing on solutions — perhaps we can start focusing on solutions to the sewage problems and start tackling some of the sewage problems— start tackling some of the sewage problems but also other sources of whether— problems but also other sources of whether a — problems but also other sources of whether a lesion that have gone unchecked and —— other sources of river— unchecked and —— other sources of river pollution that have gone unche

is it possible for the ministry of agricultural jihad to familiarize our students with the realities of their work environment through road and urban development, apart from the industries? because of this, the science and technology campus of the university of tehran was established and we planned these students in one of the courses. in the short term, we take internship courses and introduce you to the document environment, and with various operational aspects of our work plan and sustainable education in the undergraduate course, and adding two semesters to the academic years will help the university take you to the work environment. average student ability and average talent, what type is accepted by the employer, all countries, in other words, in developing countries, there is a problem with the industry, because the content is designed in the west for their needs, and we copy it, we make it, i will be here i want to work, this distance creates a problem, this has been a problem, so coordinating the content with the needs of the country is one of the complicated things that you need to put your energy into . hossein kashanian

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are asked to inquire about jihad i have been asking about agriculture for 5 years, and now my case has been left like this. the road and urban development department will tell me today and tomorrow. the minister of economy also criticizes you for the way the inquiries are made, because of the law's attention to this issue . the bending of the administrations is due to their inquiries and the trouble it creates for economic activity is sometimes as big as itself and the most important cargo permit was approved in the 73rd meeting of the deregulation board, which from now on 168 debt inquiries are officially and online without the paper must be done through the national portal of permits, that is, with the implementation of this part of the law to facilitate the issuance of licenses, the language of the people of iran, the islamicization of the islamic era system instead of the people in charge of the implementation of the law, also announced the identification of inquiries that are recognized as obstacles to business 148 and the government regulations as obstacles to business we have identified that the devices whose conditio

urban core and the rural communities. what i've learned, since being a member of agriculture committee, we share some of the same problems. when we talk about some of the health care disparities, when we talk about some of the disinvestment in the communities that we've experienced at the urban core, like lack of broadband, these are issues that also impact the world -- rural communities. so, we have to speak a language that they can relate to, so they can understand who's actually delivering real results to their problems. and i can tell you, being a member of the 117th congress, having delivered some of the greatest historic legislation in this nation's history, in coordination with the biden harris administration, democrats are the ones who are correcting peoples problems as it relates to roads, bridges, public transit, education, safer communities, health care. these are the things that are top of mind of people, and it's also at the top of mind for democrats, we're going to go into every community and champion that measures, loud and proud. >> let me ask you this, and then we wish you're nephew and mother happy birth

agricultural production, the second topic. new uh, production equipment for livestock breeding complexes and milk processing complexes of direct import substitution to participate in the urbannsport renewal program, our trolleybuses with increased autonomous running are already on the streets of novosibirsk and next year there will be even more of them for a test drive , our electric buses will continue to modernize the tram fleet. in general, our equipment last year, novosibirsk bought for $ 90 million at the height of sales and belarusian tractors every second in the fields. our in irkutsk other directions so among the points the growth of the aircraft industry, profitable logistics and tourism, the turnover for 2 months of the year shows growth and, most importantly, there are plans at the expense. why increase it further is the supply of our equipment from agricultural utility to passenger. and also elevators discussed the profitability of logistics through irkutsk to the asian market. we are one of the world's largest exporters of food products, meaning frame oil strips. we are among the top three in the top four world export leaders in general, and therefore we have t

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agriculture. department of defense department of state department of hud. obviously urban development, all of these agencies are involved. they're all doing something or another for homeowners why are we doing this at the federal of our government. it's a great question, because certainly the biggest problems we have are fundamentally local. i mean, the local government, state, city governments, county, really determine what housing supply. housing is going to get built. most of what we do at the federal level is subsidize the mortgage market. are we sub in the financial behind that you know are we may provide assistance to the public housing or rental assistance but again at the end of the housing affordability, you know, despite the federal programs there's reason that, you know, oklahoma city is cheaper than san francisco other than the obvious demand reasons people wanted to live in one more than the other. so we certainly have had a very convoluted problem a lot of this is really dependent on the history. we've had a very fragmented banking system. a lot of our infras

agricultural land were abandoned in the region, overgrown with dry grass, as well as tens of thousands of abandoned rural houses, summer cottages and garden plots. of course, in mind, active urbanizationot only in the kurgan region, however, due to climate change, a decrease in the level of spring precipitation. here it manifests itself most acutely over the past 3 years, active work. we have managed to put into circulation more than 200,000 hectares. agricultural land to increase the number of cattle by a storm more than twice, as well as to demolish and withdraw about 900 without a similar structure of all categories. fund the job the regional budget, as well as funds , is directed to public works; however, the scale of the problems is much wider. considering what we are talking to you about now, i propose the first one as an extremely urgent measure , taking into account the actual change in keywords and the fire situation in several regions. phew, to consider the creation here of strengthening the grouping of the ministry of emergencies with legends up to three fil-76 aircraft, up to three bi-200 aircraft and 5 mi-8 helicopters with reset devices, as well as heavy equipment with a

completely missed the point, the agricultural secretary says the funding, quote, allows us to create job opportunities, advance community well-being and improve rural and urbany thing about this is, look, these programs with the great american outdoors act do great things and they provide infrastructure and money to support the parks and other things like this but what's absolutely crazy is the administration's yeah -- praising the program but they shut off the funding. the offshore, onshore leases, the permitting, 90% of the revenues is from oil and gas, 100% is from fossils fuels and mineral extraction, that's where the revenue to do this comes from and the administration shut off the spigot. there may be funding in 202 had 3 and 20724 but in '25 and '26 and beyond when there's hopefully a republican administration or maybe the second biden administration, the tap will be dry and we won't be able to enjoy the subsidy to help the national parks and these things around the country so it's crazy they're taking credit for this and also shut off the spigot for the future. maria: i look at oil as an indicator. what are you seeing? what does it tell you about the

agriculture, precisely their types that are actively developing here. that is why such a program is also prepared by the government. it is already being implemented. ah, us. yes, probably, to engage in, including urban planning , the creation of master plans for the development of cities , the development of those places where electricity will be developed tourist services, and in order for the quality of the services provided there to be at a very high level, as an example already here we can say this is the development of the city of derbent where based on master classes today. uh, very uh, this tourist spot is developing a lot. the tourist flow from all over the country and even from other states has greatly increased there. here we have developed a master plan for the development of elbrus, and also these are the two most of them now. popular ski resorts here in the north caucasus but still others are also developing. this is my mother's e in north ossetia - these are the archives in ingushetia - these are the leading ones in the chechen republic. that is, this whole set of such, let's say, tourist places that will be used. i think with great success by all, er, residents of our country and not