the beauty of vertical farmina farm. the beauty of vertical farming as _ farm.as you _ farm. the beauty of vertical farming as you have - farm. the beauty of vertical farming as you have this i farming as you have this control and what we want to be able to do with our sensor is to say this is the current status of our plant. and what you should do is i slightly change the variables in the environment to make that plant perform better, i which will result in more food. but it's notjust more food. gardin says they're actually trying to make food better, full stop. we've all go and bought very red, round tomatoes from the supermarkets, brought them back home and been thoroughly disappointed is by looking at how red it is or how round it is. and absolutely nothing about... did it come from a healthy plant or not? by measuring the health of the plant, you naturally end up with a better tomato, you know, rather than by completing the full food production process and, right in the end, but working out how to make the best tasting food means a lot of experimenting. so

one of our partner vertical farm facilities where we've installed our sensors. wow, look at all this! and it smells incredible. chillies on this side. got chillies here. we have some flowers down here — edible flowers. some strawberries. there's 25 trays high here, growing a number of species. and all of this is being monitored by the gardin sensors here, which are mounted on the mobile platform. so our sensors are able to monitor this whole environment — they move around. and what they're looking at is particular leaves. we're able to use optoelectronics, which is smart physics, to understand how the leaf is performing. it works by combining the images it collects with machine learning, which has been trained on lots of pictures of plants at various stages of growth. this allows the system to monitor how well the process of photosynthesis is working in each plant, and this tells them how efficiently they're growing. so we're really talking to the plants, and they're telling us how happy they are. and we're able to then feed that back to growers and able to tell

could take vertical farming to the next level. a warm, sunny day like today is a gift for farmers, who very much rely on the climate and their own expertise to ensure their plants are healthy and happy. but what if they could control the climate? and what if they found a way that the plants could tell the farmer what they needed? one agritech company, gardin, thinks they've worked out how to do exactly this. well, what do we have here? one of our partner vertical farm facilities where we've installed our sensors. wow, look at all this! and it smells incredible. chillies on this side. got chillies here. we have some flowers down here — edible flowers. some strawberries. there's 25 trays high here, growing a number of species. and all of this is being monitored by the gardin sensors here, which are mounted on the mobile platform. so our sensors are able to monitor this whole environment — they move around. and what they're looking at is particular leaves. we're able to use optoelectronics, which is smart physics, to understand how t

i mean, there's no vertical farm there, put one there. >> reporter: vertical harvest was broken groundere portland, maine, the first of ten in the planning stages for cities around the country. >> we're never going to replace traditional agriculture, but we sure can innovate to supplement it, and then back to the idea of what local means, from farm to fork, we deliver our product within 24 hours. >> reporter: so instead of being trucked a thousand miles or so from mexico or california, in jackson, wyoming, produce takes a two-mile van ride to whole foods, where it gets pride of place. vertical harvest has also redefined jackson's notion of who can be a farmer. 19 of its 43 employees have mental or physical disabilities. meet tim mclaurin here with his proud dad. >> we are champions here at the greenhouse. >> reporter: tim's dad has watched his son thrive at vertical harvest. why was it important for you to have this job? >> it was so that i could actually feel appreciated. >> reporter: amanda mcfarlane suffered a brain injury. >> vertical harvest is like a family. >> reporter: sheer at

this is what keeps the vertical of power vertical power, an excellent vertical of power.nd the money is the general of another general in order to put the third general in his position for money, and his subordinate, inspired by this whole idea, helps the planted general with money to let him go, only they can’t let him go, so he doesn’t decide to just attack, but the car the transfer of money, and at the very bottom of this vertical of power is a sucker, whom the head of the department decides to remove in order to put his friend there. well , to decide things, leave your people. this vertical of power. this is a vertical without power, and it started a very, very long time ago, when convenient people began to be appointed to positions not on the basis of professional trigoneness, but on the principle, personally, i ’m staleness of shamelessness and worthlessness, and you blame us for this. i don't blame anyone. valera , i'm confused. why are people like nikulin in the street bottles uncomfortable for us, but i'm not, because they have a lever of pressure in such situati

one of our partner vertical farm facilities where we've installed our sensors.is! and it smells incredible. chillies on this side. got chillies here. we have some flowers down here — edible flowers. some strawberries. there's 25 trays high here, growing a number of species. and all of this is being monitored by the gardin sensors here, which are mounted on the mobile platform. so our sensors are able to monitor this whole environment — they move around. and what they're looking at is particular leaves. we're able to use optoelectronics, which is smart physics, to understand how the leaf is performing. it works by combining the images it collects with machine learning, which has been trained on lots of pictures of plants at various stages of growth. this allows the system to monitor how well the process of photosynthesis is working in each plant, and this tells them how efficiently they're growing. so we're really talking to the plants, and they're telling us how happy they are. and we're able to then feed that back to growers and able to tell them which crops ar

if you look vertical by vertical, you can see continuing very strong demand certainly in our home market of the u.s. but really around the world. elizabeth: you do a lot of robotics-controlled automation technology and software. who and where do you see the biggest demand, from whom and where do you see these orders coming in? >> well, again, our home market in the u.s.. we are seeing a resurgence of spend in manufacturing technology, and we stand with our customers in looking at the combination of a highly trained and engaged work force working closely with that technology as being a winning hand. in terms of specific verticals, it's electric vehicles as automobile oems are looking to build out electric fleets, the battery manufacturing, semiconductor, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and energy traditional and renewable forms of energy. across the gamut, we're seeing particularly heavy spend for automation and information management technologies. elizabeth: i suppose we should ask because as good as your order book certainly looks, are your prices coming down? inflation we got to ta

they expect vertical farming to become more common as technology improves and the industry innovates cracked the code. it really is transformational, planting the seeds now for the crops of tomorrow. carney, new jersey, mala rivera fox news. finding new ways to do things amazing it is and that is our report for tonight. thanks so much for joining us sports wrap with joe and jesse coming up next. ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. and their eligible family members. yep, that is exclusive. and we're fine with that. in order for small businesses to thrive, yep, that is exclusive. they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comca

a new trend in farming growing crops vertically rather than horizontally. news is madeline rivera has more on how some farmers are reimagining agriculture from the ground up in an effort to be more sustainable. at first glance, you might not think much of this stack of bins. that's not the case for darren thompson. i think about lunch. that's what i think about when i see all the different crops here. the plants. also present possibilities are produced through vertical farming process where crops are grown on top of each other, rather than in traditional horizontal rows. barry farming is the largest vertical farming company in the country with a goal to grow food more sustainably. how do you use less of the earth's precious resources? to serve, you know, to serve whatever market you're trying to serve farms use less space and water and advantage as the west tackles and historic drought that has left farmers struggling in the controlled environment. plants grow faster as well. and the facilities can be built practically anywhere cutting delivery, distance an

one of our partner vertical farm facilities where we've installed our sensors.ide. got chillies here. we have some flowers down here — edible flowers. some strawberries. there's 25 trays high here, growing a number of species. and all of this is being monitored by the gardin sensors

that, from that vertical mine. and what's believed to have happened is that one of the miners may have accidentally punctured a hole into an adjacent mine, one of 2 that's abandoned and also flooded, so causing a catastrophic flood or the peanut, with a mind, a trapping. 10 of these men inside. now what we're seeing happening behind is for emergency workers who are drilling wells. these wells are then there's are the cameras that are sent down into the well to determine how high the water level is. now the gentleman that we spoke to off the record told is that every well that they've looked at has shown very little progress in terms of water levels going down ins. authorities tell us that if they are unable to bring that water level down, there is no rescue mission. there is no way to reach these miners. and after 19 days without communication, without food drinking water, without any guarantee that there is any breathable air left inside of that man, inside of that mine, many people here have lost hope that they w

august is traditionally the time when the entire vertical of government in belarus comes into rational tension. what does the president say in a good way? yes, we have a harvest and our august feeds our year from how farmers with that is, in this last summer month depends our economy and export and the one that provides us with filled counters in stores. so i will repeat. this is in every program, dear villagers. the whole country is with you we all worry about you and wish you good weather and reliable equipment. but as for the working week of the head of state, alexander grigorievich just started it not in the field, although he was harvesting bread to feed the belarusians. and, of course , to earn on export. this is the most important task. well, here's the thing. what would be the point if we made a lot of money export, if we spend the money we earn somehow stupidly, for example, it supports those enterprises and initiatives that have long brought only losses. i'm not talking about the fact that the entire unprofitable enterprise should be closed in no case, just like that would ha

i get everything at once to build for myself this vertical of mine and slowly begin to expand.y see that this is a horizontal line, because almost 90% of them are 5% of the school and 100% of those who have been working at the school for a long time. they all use all the equipment. they are already famously working on the board. they are already famously looking for a helmet there. uh, the guys help to search, simulators and so on. that is, now the equipment is used very seriously and there is practically no free time. when you can take my office or some other school purposes, which, well, everyone sits and does not want to do anything. they just don't want to search. they don't want to change anything new. and that stage is the step that i took in the fourteenth year. he pushed, in general, our entire school, turned it upside down every year, we began to participate and every year our teachers reached the region, that is, they won the zonal stage and even now we are already preparing. we are looking for some new interesting moments, so the light goes on right away. look here .

unlike on earth it's controlled by water because we have a vertical system where water is coming up andn the cycle starts again. on mars, the weather is captured by the wind so you heard that, another one of the amazing breakthroughs that perseverance house, those two microphones, those rovers that have seen, touched, tasted and smelled mars in whatever way one would see, touch taste and smell mars. what we see as red is being blown by dust. there are these fantastic dust storms that happen on mars. one of these took out the rover in 2018. you can hear what mars sounds like. susan: give people a sense of how large the vehicle is if they were to see it with their own eyes. jessica: it's about the size of an suv, the first rover was about the size of a microwave oven. then there was spirit and opportunity in the search for life, follow the water. curiosity headed out and found agent water in the gail crater. they found something interesting in the greater which was organic compounds that were really tantalizing. here we have perseverance, the wheels have gotten much thicker with a better

it is vertical, with several tunnels that branch off from the vertical shaft. believed to have happened is one of the miners may have accidentally punctured a hole into an adjacent mine, causing a catastrophic flood. what we are looking at is more or less what we see, rescue workers drilling wells to get a sense of how high the water levels inside the, well, underground. authorities say until they are able to bring the water level down, it will be impossible to carry out the rescue mission or a mission to potentially retrieve the bodies of the miners. after 19 days with no communication, no drinking, no food and no guarantee there is any breathable air left inside the mine, hopes have faded of finding these 10 miners alive. >> emergency crews in iraq recovered two bodies from a partially collapsed shrine. the building caved in on saturday, killing at least seven people. three children have been rescued and taken to the hospital. the president praised the rescuers as heroes and expressed condolences to the families of the victims. our reporter has in following d

create an illusion, in the absence of problems , lukashenka is now engaged in restructuring the verticals initiative and independent people in key positions, as for me, alexander grigoryevich has recently been more involved in checking specific people. everything that was planned. over there left. here the corps drove a piece. here is such a brick, here everything is being built somewhere. everything should be demolished, and production should work on imports. why are you brainwashing me? i don’t understand what it means to start a tsatski here, add up that i don’t understand this under the special attention of the president. now, however, agriculture, i repeat the joke from the telegram channel, the main point of the tour, russia is conducting a special military operation in ukraine, that is, its own, and we are conducting a special agricultural operation at our home . operation. well, the truth is beautiful and completed. it will also be after the fulfillment of all the tasks set by the commander-in-chief and the identity of the abbreviation of the ussr by special operations forces. i

it's called vertical farming.ing is a process where crops are grown on top of each other, rather than in traditional horizontal rows. bowery farming in new jersey is the largest vertical farming company in the country with the goal to grow food more sustainably. several bay area companies doing this as well include plenty in san francisco and 1.1 in san jose. i'm looking forward from us moving away from this crisis mode that we've been in for two years because of the pandemic and trying to find a new normal going forward. it is back to school today in the east bay for students and families. what is different this school year as classes begin in oakland, plus this was an unprovoked attack. investigators will be looking to determine whether or not the suspect may be responsible for other attacks, arrests made in the attack on the long serving san francisco commissioner. we have the latest on the investigation into the vicious attack on 70 year old gregory truth from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome

about using the vertical we just had earnings and i feel the lack of catalyst for me is better to take a longer dated call diagonal. >> there is more options action after this. take a look. >>> still to come, if the fed goes to recession than inflation, the professor is going along gold. which name has him shouting, mine. >>> and reach into your pocket and grab your phone, tweet us a question at @optionsaction it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪♪ >>> welcome back. at the very beginning of july, carter and mike looked at the junior gold miners. >> these are the junior miners, the most destroyed and they have been a pinb

are needed for the verticals and are needed. to represent here with these vertical curtains on tall windows. all this will create the feeling of a palace window. this is great to immediately push the space curtains on the windows should be light and illuminated from the inside from floor to ceiling. and the last thing is the color. igor arch. well, i am for a light color and the most important thing is that any aggressive color, for example, this red one, it will immediately play that very negative role, because the eye will get tired precisely from the brightness of the color and from closes i always remember dostoevsky , remember there was a pencil case room. yes, unfortunately with my husband, when we bought our very first apartment, there was a kitchenette, either 4 m², or five. well, in general, a tiny, kitchenette. it was our first home, and so we wanted to make some kind of unearthly beauty, and we decided to buy silk-screened wallpaper on a black rose background . and we glued it ourselves. we pasted this wallpaper over

it's called vertical farming.vertical farming is a process in which crops are grown on top of each other, rather than on traditional horizontal rows. bowery farming in new jersey is the largest vertical farming company in the u. s they have a goal to grow food more sustainably in that controlled environment. plants grow faster as well in the facilities can be built practically anywhere cutting, delivery, distance and time. okay? we deliver with our own trucks directly to the distribution centers of our big customers. once you've cracked the code, it really is transformation. barry says their farms run on renewable energy. they expect vertical farming to become more common as technology improves and the industry industry innovates. several bay area companies are doing this already as well. full of winter spent it a lake tahoe area campground that tough living conditions. some employees at ski resorts are forced into because of a lack of housing because of a lack of housing when i'm bringing back my spicy chicken st

as required by the phase 1 dda there is 12-acres of open space and vertical developers constructed 505 units in the neighborhood including 403 market rate units and 1083 inclusionary units. as block 52 and 54 are also in predevelopment. next slide, please. this is a visual, it's an aerial of the hilltop showing block 56 so you can see it within the context of the already-built residential buildings. next slide, please. block 56 project represents 73 affordable funded housing units to be built in phase 1 of the shipyard. block 52 and 54 were the first hilltop parcels to start predevelopment. 56 is the final oci hilltop parcel. this slide shows a visual of the hillside and hilltop neighborhoods. 9 five oci funded 100 percent housing parcels on both of those sites that make up phase 1 of the shipyard. hil side neighborhood is on the left-hand side and hilltop is on the right-hand side. this slide outlines block 56 development team led by mercy housing and bayview sfhpc. mercy will act as project manager and lead community outreach and resident services. tt has a 60/40% ownership split wit

actually it's interesting here's a place where i might use straight vertical myself on th bet. the real problem for intell an the reason we're seeing stee declines and hug underperformance is the fact that management really focusin more on marketing than engineering and of course that takes some time to correct tha problem. >> carter, what's your tame do you see anything in the charts for intell >> just as tony articulated an similar to disney, this is a protestor typical so bad it' good i would point out if you look at at intell's performance inde which we know its first prin december 1, '19 # 3, intel making all sometime record relative lows. that's the very definition of so bad its good >> tony, this is your trade. i'm giving you the final word. >> so i appreciate carter an that's a similar type trade up to disney and to mike's commen about using the vertical, we just had earnings so i feel th lack of catalyst for me is better to take a longer needed call diagonal. >> more options action after this take a look. >>> if the feds say it's mor recession than inflation professor

you have a rigid vertical just not your question to another.iticized. the only problem. that's what people throw every day and every day people die a number that is unknown , including children. i won't. e, here you know to play, who is more, who is less in ukraine, children suffer no less than what you said, i'm talking about something else. if we say, if ukraine says that we will not sit down for 100 negotiations. if that's all says that only under such conditions. this means that there are no negotiations, that means there is no way to peace, we are fighting further. how many people we are ready to lose. how many people, well, both sides are willing to answer to complete or at least. suspend this cat that we hit, you hand over this question to the representatives of the president's office every transmission, then the answer. yes, it was given, as follows there is a consensus in ukraine that we are all ready to perish. well, i wouldn't say so. that is exactly what was said. yes, johnson said that until the last ukrainian will give ukrainians

everything is ready. 36, electro rotors 1st lift the aircraft vertically into the and then they turn horizontally and it says self. daniel, vigour and is proud of his unique concept. but some experts are skeptical about whether the electro jet will really be able to achieve its promised 250 kilometer range. the air taxi has room for one pilot and 6 passengers. lily m hopes to start sales as early as 20. 25 is when you're into nerve. if i'm an engineer who is it? i understand the physics behind the scenes. crafting food was when i looked at it and she has flying. it's even like a miracle to me, how the whole team and all those to operate safely is this looked like c shirts from the time the start up recently went public. it has ambitious aims. daniel v. gandy certain that in just a few years, his company will have a $1000000000.00 turnover. at axis could offer an alternative to both cars and trains. only deposit will be best immediately once a noise could allow us to set up a new regional transport. substituting in which we connect cities with a helpful vertical take off electric airc

yes, yes, well, here already individual air is divided into streams, all strictly vertical down to thenger and removed through the lower grilles to the floor level. that is, it is the so-called lamina. well, flows, what is laminar flow when the air? that's because , well, it's absolutely a ventilation system, operating rooms. with what frequency is the air completely renewed in the entire aircraft in the cabin, the air is renewed for 3 minutes, every 3 minutes every 3 minutes new air. in general, in short saying if let down. total 200°. air is sucked in. this is just this complete vacuum, then it gets inside the aircraft , cools down, laminarly strictly vertically without horizontal passes through the aircraft below , it is sucked in even before that it passes through the filter circuit. this is the absolute air purification system in operating rooms, only better, because 200° operating years. here we have mikhail egorych, a surgeon who operates and herman on the neck, that i don’t know what laminar flows are in the operating room, then the degree of protection of a person from infecti

so stunning in which we connect cities with a helpful vertical take off electric aircraft and far higher streams than as possible with ground traffic born transport shopping target. but who will be able to afford this form of travel? experts say initially just business travelers and wealthy individuals, but that just could soon change this. no, it was. this is a new mobility system offered by air taxes will only be successful long term to months if it is accessible and affordable for al. but even, that's why the sectors working on gaining exceptions among the population as well as an early mass production of to currently lower costs. there were still questions like, where will the aircraft take off and land and what about noise pollution? what's clear is that the new technology will be climate friendly. hi, this is called ogre sandy's and product is that the aircraft is emissions free, which is a huge 1st step using actually, the next step involves being able to prove that we can make its production. and the recycling of the vehicle and its batteries, but similarly sustainable implies no

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fake one, it is necessary to at least make a picture so that they have an absolutely complete e vertical yes, well, there is a pseudo-administration, but it should be, accordingly, leaders of public opinion, well, in the village, it is usual leather directors they should also be on the side of this collaborative vertical, so i want to say that so far nothing has been done, and in view of the just successful attacks of our armed forces just by hammers and on the rear of the enemy and on logistical just by arteries what happened today in regular despite the fact that they said to the eye that such a thing would never happen again, they even set up some repulsive beacons there and said, and by the way , they demonstrated them very actively that miss is protected and this will not happen again, well, they saw what happened and but despite the fact that today again there was an attack on the place there, are there any signs that the russian forces are retreating? are they holding there for the time being ? weapons, but just. this logistics, which was destroyed by our armed forces, hinders the

that vertical shaft. and what's believed to have happened is that one of the miners may have accidentally punctured a hole through the wall into an adjacent mind that was flooded and abandoned, and caused the catastrophic flood inside of the mind. what we're looking at in terms of rescue efforts is more or less what we're seeing behind us now. rescue workers drilling wells into the ground to get a sense of how high the water levels are inside of well under ground and authority . say that until they are able to bring that water level down, it's going to be impossible to carry out or rescue mission or mission to retrieve potentially retrieve the bodies of the miners. because after 19 days with no communication, no drinking water, no food, and no guarantee that there is any breathable air left inside of that mine hopes have quickly faded. a finding these 10 miners alive in iraq emergency crews are recovered to more bodies from the rubble of a partially collapsed shrine. a landslide in the city of car bella c

the skeleton of sonya also has a superpower, it is able to shrink in the vertical direction, that is, from the sides, which allows the animal to easily crawl through the narrowest cracks and tiny hollows, escaping from predators, but in general, cute sonya in nature actually has no enemies. probably because of its frivolity, the sunnah is not very attached to one place have several shelters. but, if they are already starting to build, then they treat the process as responsibly as possible, however, these qualities. inherent only in females, lazy males by nature can live without any litter at all, making do with one or two leaves laid on the bottom of the nest, but such negligence for the time being, or rather, before the first cold weather, preparing for hibernation, the sunnah move to winter apartments that are being built right in the ground this fire. unlike the summer version, they are well insulated and always in order because sony by nature, they like to take care of their chic fur for long hours, licking it and combing out their tail on the water. so to speak, it drizzles only

if you can imagine a vertical mine, a vertical shaft, which with different tunnels that sort of branch out from it. it's believed that one of the miners may have accidentally punctured his way through one of those tunnels into the adjacent contain north in mind, trigger triggering a catastrophic, catastrophic flood. so basically what they're looking for now is search and rescue workers or digging holes to try to get a better sense of where the water levels are authority say that until those water levels are brought down significantly, there is no other way to reach these miners. you can see behind me maybe difficult to see, but this is one of more than a dozen pumps that are working 24 hours a day. continuously moving water out of these out of these minds. but it's been again almost 3 weeks. today's day, 19, almost 3 weeks since the accident took place. these men don't have drinking water, they don't have food. there's no guarantee that there's any breathable air left and therefore, so hopes have all but faded of recovering them alive. and how does the family feel about they always lea

were going to come down vertically.re spending time right now with the army just to get familiar with landing vertically, landing in snow. what does it look like to be whited out like on the surface of mars or the service of the moon, and just a few hours and helicopter but it is amazing how much you learn, how quickly you learn. we are doing that not so we're good at landing vertically but so we understand the new and different risks when you don't have one when you're landing on. and john lott. next slide. -- and you learn a lot. >> we have been working off the planet for quite a while on this little tiny thing called the international space station. there's a great picture of russia who just came home on spacex crew-3, the commander. our crews up there right now, through four and their conducting science day and night 24/7, 365 days a year. we've been doing this since 2000 and everyday that i spent on the space station i look at it as walking on mars. that is why we're up there. were trying to make life better on ear