exclusively about wheat, we eat about 750-780 million tons of it every year, according to the us department of agriculture the volume of grain that earthlings eat per year could not be removed from ukraine. this is the grain without which, according to the european american media, famine threatens both the european union and countries of africa. well, firstly, because... europe is a rattle on the tail of the united states. what's the point of states whispering about something on their continent if they can't hear it here. they shake their europe, it rumbles, russia and china should be afraid. but if we talk about the motives of the european union itself, the main, in my opinion, and undeservedly forgotten reason is the desire of the european authorities to somehow erase from the memory of their citizens the many-month lockdowns, when people were not allowed not to work, not just to leave their apartments. in the meantime, millions they went crazy within... three walls in their states, they were depleting food supplies, and now, when the coronavirus has faded from the agenda, it is necessary to explain how

according to the statistics of the us department of agriculture, the people of this country spend theirme on buying food. the annual nato exercise began on the coast of sicily, located in the center of the mediterranean sea. the nato naval command has announced that this exercise is part of manta dynamics 2024, with the participation of a number of nato members, including turkey. canada, france, germany, greece, italy, spain, england and america will continue from today until the 18th of march. nato presented the purpose of this 10-day exercise. he announced complex and challenging war training for the members of this detachment in order to improve the capabilities of submarine warfare skills, and the last news of tonight's program continues to protest against the policies of the biden government regarding the zionist regime's attack on gaza, a former official of the us state department from the public. michigan asked not to vote for biden in the primary elections . the biden administration had resigned in support of the zionist regime's attack on gaza. in october of last year , i resig

according to the statistics of the us department of agriculture, the people of this country spend 11% sicily, located in the center of the mediterranean sea. the nato naval command has announced that this exercise will be manta dynamics 2024 with the participation of a number of nato members, including turkey, canada, france, germany, greece, italy, spain, england, and the united states from today to the 18th. esfand. to be continued. nato announced the purpose of this 10-day exercise to provide complex and challenging combat training for the members of this force in order to improve the capabilities of submarine warfare skills. and the last news of tonight's program. following the protest against the policies of the biden administration regarding the zionist regime's attack on gaza, a former official of the us state department asked the people of michigan to vote for biden in the primary elections. they did not vote for josh pool , who joined the anti-bayed movement, and had previously resigned due to the position of the biden administration in support of the zionist regime's attack

they are collecting money for ukraine. reports bloomberg, citing calculations from the us department of agriculturegest hit to their income for the first time since 2006. the reason given was the decline in agricultural markets. last year, the net income of american farmers fell by 16%. prices for major crops also fell due to the large volume of supplies. in addition, us farmers began to lose their dominant position in world grain transportation. the iraqi authorities invited gazprom to participate in the development of a major oil field. deposits in the south of the country, production there began back in 2009, total reserves are estimated at 4 billion barrels. the development project also involves the construction of an oil refinery. by the way, gazprom neft is already working in uraki at the badra field, whose reserves amount to 3 billion barrels. the russian company is the operator of the project, it he owns a 30% share. at the end of the exchange rate, the dollar today is 91 rubles 15 kopecks. euro 90. artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, the russian academy of sciences is actively working

used . it can take a lot of time to build a satellite. tolo 3 satellite will have images that can be used by the general public. in the departments of natural disaster management, in the departments of agricultural management, water resources management, such things are widely used. tolo 3 satellite is on the launch pad. nahid 2 satellite is another achievement of our country's experts , which was designed and built by order of iran space organization it ended. a telecommunication satellite with a weight of 120 kg, which is placed at an altitude of 500 km from the earth's surface, and its lifespan is about two years. the space propulsion or satellite accelerator in the orbit in this satellite has a special advantage that its propulsion is hot gas. the fuel is sh2. and it can cause trust, it will cause our circuit to transfer from 500 to 550. this satellite has a significant role. in the development of the internet of things, it means that it can receive data from the surface of the earth with sensors that are actually installed and dump it at another point, according to the officials of the organization. iran space all the tests of this satellite have been successfully completed and based on 400

agricultural products . in a meeting with the officials of the ministry of agricultural jihad, mr. mokhbar asked the ministry to investigate this department. it should be used outside of the flower house mode and widely. the first vice president with emphasis on scientific capacity and operational capacity in the field of agriculture he said: paying attention to productivity research can reduce water shortage problems. in the attack of the zionist warplanes , two residential areas in the city of rafah were heavily bombed, and the number of martyrs and injured has not yet been published. nasirat beit hanoun, khan yovanes and sabra and zaytoun neighborhoods of gaza city have been the targets of zionist air and artillery attacks since this morning. in khan yunus, the occupying forces once again took to nasser and pramivarsh hospitals and arrested at least 100 relief workers, patients and displaced persons. the ministry of health of gaza announced the interrogation and torture of these people. the clash severe clashes between the resistance fighters and the occupying forces have been reported around khan yunus. the resistance battalions also bombarded the towns

of the italian side will visit our agricultural enterprises, as well as various departments of agricultural sciences, the ministry of emergency situations reports. rescuers monitor the situation daily, including using watercraft. the khimik-2 gardening partnership was completely flooded. this is 68 plots and 32 outbuildings. including in slavgorod, cherikov and kostyukovich. in vitebsk, another person identified in eight districts of the region, including a courier of telephone scammers, was detained. the son of a deceived pensioner literally helped to catch the defendant by the hand. the man found the scammers' accomplice on the threshold of his apartment. as the police said, this happened after the eighty-four-year-old woman received a call from a false investigator and said that her son allegedly provoked a serious accident, and for not involving him. responsibility is needed pay. the pensioner fell for the trick and handed over more than 15,000 rubles to the arriving courier. by coincidence, the son, who was allegedly involved in a traffic accident, returned home and found the courier on the doorstep, holding in his hands the money handed over by his mother. the man detained the swindler and im

of my application. take from these applications that exist in everyday life to applications that different departments can use spatial data to improve their own productivity, for example in the field of agricultureart level estimation of products we can use spatial data . recently, we did a project with the ministry of agricultural jihad. for strategic products such as wheat, barley, rice and various products , you made 10 strategic products . what did you say about strategic products ? it is interesting that the data that we extracted about wheat, for example , almost coincided with the statistics that they had collected in a traditional way, from the surface of wheat. by using the intelligence of different algorithms , you can recognize that this product, for example, is different from rice, different from cotton, and if it works accurately , it has more than 90% accuracy, and this is a happy place . of course, colleagues are also working to improve these algorithms. using real spatial data. to deal with the pests, the experts present to you the measures that farmers can use, for example, if frost is about to happen , they have meteorological data. in every sector of agriculture, these data ca

fiscal year, $30 billion becomes available to the department of agriculture for the promotion of commodities and markets. it is the fund that has been used to pay for the arc programs. it also pays for crp. my comment was why wouldn't you think about doing something creatively within ccc? every year there might be 2 billion left over, there might be told -- $10 billion. the only time we didn't have it was when the secretary basically used it to offset tariff issues with china. so it's a resource. use the resource. be creative about it. that's what we did with climate smart agriculture. we said let's walk before we run here. to me there is a way out of this dilemma they have created for themselves, but they need to be creative and willing to look at other sources outside the baseline as they have in the past. or they need to lower their expectations in terms of reference prices. that's the fundamental issue right now. the house once disaster assistance. those things you can manage potentially within the framework of the baseline and adjusting things here and there to get the resources necessary to do it. it's doable. it just requires peop

the territory of our neighboring country poland was used for the transit of ukrainian products to other countries. thank you, mr. igor, igor vishtak, director of the department of agriculturalf the ministry of agrarian policy, was on the air espresso, and actually talked about the sowing campaign this year, what challenges will ukrainian farmers face, well, we understand that... additional challenges will be accompanied by rallies and protests by polish farmers and transporters, who plan to even extend their action until april, yes we will inform you about what is happening with the blockade and the situation in general, we hope, of course, that our authorities and the polish authorities will find a way to settle this issue in the near future. in the meantime dmytro lubinets, the human rights commissioner of the verkhovna rada, appealed to the un and the international committee of the red. christ in order to find out the circumstances of the death of our prisoners at the zenit stronghold in avdiivka. well, now there's a short pause, after which we'll continue talking. tired of heavy and bulky saws? then pilka strong from unpack tv is just for you. with it, you can easily cu

fiscal year, $30 billion becomes available to the department of agriculture for the promotion of commodities and markets. it is the fund that has been used to pay for the arc programs. it also pays for crp. my comment was why wouldn't you think about doing something creatively within ccc? every year there might be 2 billion left over, there might be told -- $10 billion. the only time we didn't have it was when the secretary basically used it to offset tariff issues with china. so it's a resource. use the resource. be creative about it. that's what we did with climate smart agriculture. we said let's walk before we run here. to me there is a way out of this dilemma they have created for themselves, but they need to be creative and willing to look at other sources outside the baseline as they have in the past. or they need to lower their expectations in terms of reference prices. that's the fundamental issue right now. the house once disaster assistance. those things you can manage potentially within the framework of the baseline and adjusting things here and there to get the resources necessary to do it. it's doable. it just requires peop

of what they are considering on american agriculture that is our job. once a decision is made by another department to the extent that we can we use the resources of usda to try to mitigate the consequences of the epic works i've heard the most terrifying words we are from the government we're here to help when it listen to u.s. the director of the department head for agriculture the usda it seems like you're battling the department of labor for production of food are you are battling may be the epa to get them off the backs of local producers? would that be true mr. vilsack probably the most terrifying words you ever hear is we are from the government and we are here to help? >> we say something about that. anything government does help. the crop insurance program see disaster assistance programs, the arc, plc, the wide variety of programs were discussing in the farm bill is government helping. i think the challenge is we want to make sure the government is helping and is efficient. >> into your defense you are trying to do the job sometimes i don't agree the policies are implemented. i'm sorely not a big friend us on the environmental stuff going on.

of food security . the us using usda , security. the us using usda, that's the united states department of agriculture figures, has increased.illion people at 1.4 billion people. and they've put a ban on the export of rice in july last yean the export of rice in july last year, 2023. they've banned onions last month. they're putting a 40% export tax . yet putting a 40% export tax. yet this country is just allowing a situation to develop over years of years of being complicit between government and supermarkets. and it's the farmers that have suffered . farmers that have suffered. >> okay, bruce. well, we've seen across the continent, and you mentioned there in india, farmers rising up against net zero targets, rising up against squeeze margins, globalism , squeeze margins, globalism, retailers forcing their profits downwards and downwards and downwards and downwards and downwards . is it time for downwards. is it time for a british style farmageddon ? british style farmageddon? >> uh, well, i use the word i wrote it. uh farmageddon . uh, wrote it. uh farmageddon. uh, and i spoke about that with alastair. uh, but yeah, what i

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set up memo of understanding to the department of agriculture, department of treasury and they have the biggest funding programs. making sure they continue to report to us the broadband funding map is accurate is really important and now that you told me you said on agricultural committee we are going to follow up with you. >> i look forward to it. commissioner carr you voted to nullify the data and security requirements. in your view does the commission have legal authority to reimpose this portion of those requirements instead of the whole order? >> the fcc -- i want to end on something that everyone is concerned about. ai. talking about non- spectrum usage close recently focusing on the machine learning and ai and leveraging those tolls that the fcc before spectrum management. how do you plan to use the information gathered specifically as it relates to artificial intelligence and what are the next steps and how can we coordinated? >> the next step is to read what is filed. artificial intelligence, and figure out more efficient ways to introduce that to the network i want to see what we can do on the commercial side to optimize our airwaves. it is an

committee about how to make sure all the parts of the government, with broadband programs, from the agricultural department to the congress the firm can report to us of the broadband funding map is kept up-to-date. >> thank you. we are going to run out of time. i want to talk about the acp for a minute. i'm worried about it. all that it really matters. if we are going to have quality in that, i'm going to go to commissioner starks. how dire is it that we extend the acp, what will an extension or not extending it mean for families across the country? >> i think it is extremely vital. in particular, thank you for your work here. i was at a town hall in the denver housing area, where i was talking to 200 people that lived there. >> they were asking and pressing me. this is right when we were using evv and converting it to a $14 billion program. it was a longer program. it was a bigger fund that we are able to work with. i worry about the households we have if we have to figure out a way to assess this program. >> we are not living in an equitable world. i'm going to a question that is bothering me, which is robocalls. i've been doing work on fraud th

us what partially actually shuts down if congress doesn't meet this deadline on friday? >> so the way these bills are divided, about a third of the federal government would shut down. you'd see things like the department of agricultureety inspections get shuttered for a time. transportation is on this list. that could affect the pay, at least in the short-term for air traffic controllers. in the past longer shutdowns of that agency have led to flight delays with air traffic controllers knowing they weren't going to get paid until the government reopened, just called out sick en masse. those are probably two of the things i'd be watching for, kind of the most consumer impact. obviously so many different elements of the federal government, the v.a. would be part of this, benefits wouldn't be affected, but a lot of other operations would. it's just a mess, ana, even if it's only a short shutdown of a day or a week for congress to get their ducks in a row. >> keep us posted. thanks, garrett haake. >> let's dig deeper with christine romans. tell us more about what happens if we see another cr, this short-term resolution, and why does that keep happening? >> i have my own metaphor. this is a place holder. it's not policy.

and the committee to make sure how other parts of the government from broadband programs from the agriculture department and other departments report back to us so the broadband map is kept fully up to date. >> let's talk about the a.c.p. for a minute because i'm worried about it because it really matters. if we're going to have is equality in that. i'm going to commissioner stark, how dire is it we extend the a.c.p., either an extension or not extending it, a lapse and what does it mean for families across the country? commissioner starks: i think it's vital and thank you for your passion and work here. i was at a town hall in the denver housing authority and i was talking to 200 folks that live there and they were consistently asking and pressing me, this was right when we were converting e.b.b. which is a $3 billion program to a.c.p. which is a $14 billion program and what i was able to tell them is it's a much more permanent program, a longer, bigger fund we'll be able to sustain with. i do very much worry about the 22 million households we have if we have to figure out a way to sun set this program. >> we're not living in a credible worl

department of agriculture is able to be funded. let me say, mr. speaker, as i close, we must be responsible. 331,000 people want us to fight for them and we're going to win this fight and pass this and avoid a government shutdown. i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to direct their remarks to the chair. the gentlelady from texas reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: well, respecting my friend from texas, i will say, where were my democratic colleagues when we were passing h.r. 2 which would secure our borders. it's hard to take seriously the claims of my democratic colleagues, all radical progressives, want to secure the border and don't understand that laken riley was killed by a illegal alien which h.r. 2 would have fixed it. my democratic colleagues were nowhere to be found. this body, this side of the aisle did their job in passing a strong border security measure. we had legislation on the floor that did the job but we had no support from our democratic colleagues because it would have worked. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle in the senate passed legislation in the senate tha

of what they are considering on american agriculture that is our job. once a decision is made by another department to the extent that we can we use the resources of usdato try to mitigate the consequences of the epic works i've heard the most terrifying words we are from the government we're here to help when it listen to u.s. the director of the department head for agriculture the usda it seems like you're battling the department of labor for production of food are you are battling may be the epa to get them off the backs of local producers? would that be true mr. vilsack probably the most terrifying words you ever hear is we are from the government and we are here to help? >> we say something about that. anything government does help. the crop insurance program see disaster assistance programs, the arc, plc, the wide variety of programs were discussing in the farm bill is government helping. i think the challenge is we want to make sure the government is helping and is efficient. >> into your defense you are trying to do the job sometimes i don't agree the policies are implemented. i'm sorely not a big friend us on the environmental stuff going on.

department of agriculture. >> brilliant . that's dougie >> brilliant. that's dougie beattie live in northern ireland. there at stormont, which is sitting for the first time in two years. dougie, thank you very much for bringing usb news with me. dawn news saturday with me. dawn neesom more coming up on neesom lots more coming up on today's , so please don't go today's show, so please don't go anywhere, can put the sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . news. join me camilla news. news. join me camilla tominey at 930 on sunday morning for a gb news exclusive, when i will be speaking to former home secretary suella braverman. >> i'll be getting her reaction to the news that immigration is set to add 6 million people to the uk population by 2036. i'll also be joined by education secretary gillian keegan and labour's chris bryant for what is shaping up to be an unmissable show . all that and unmissable show. all that and more with me camilla tominey from 930 on sunday morning. >> hi there, it's 232. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. michelle o'neill has been elected as the first national list, first minister of northern ireland. the sinn fein vice president has been speaking at the newly restored stormont asse