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Inflation. are there any signs out there that they have peaked? but weve seen the worst of it? >> we are not seeing that here, alex. we wanted to come into this farmers market, because this is where a lot of inflation comes home to roost. they are looking at high prices for everything from fuel to the cardboard boxes. which they sell their crops in. it is everything in short supply. this is the overall inflation picture the last report as of april. more figures this coming friday. but as you see...

As long as the war continues, worries about getting enough fertilisers for future crops will remain. while that uncertainty translates into higher costs for farmers like anna, it has a knock—on effect for everyone. after a long day in the fields, thiago heads home for a bite to eat and a catch—up with his young family. both girls love life on the farm. ten—year—old gabriela already has her heart set on studying agriculture in the us. his wife, mariani, bakes bread but meat does not featu...

Stores her fertiliser, by i ukraine. this is where she j stores her fertiliser, by far stores herfertiliser, by far her biggest expense. last year these banks cost £500 each. this year, this whole warehouse will be full of fertiliser and of those prices have doubled. 85% of brazils fertilisers come from abroad and russia is an important partner. as long as the war continues worries about getting fertilisers for future crops will remain. while that translates into higher cost, it has a knock—o...

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Saturday said that his government has decided to approve proposal for extending crop insurance for pomegranate and other horticulture crops too.

So, this money may have come in, a little bit of it, not all of it definitely. but it never reached the intended recipients. or it was not used for what it was supposed to do, like help people be self—sustainable, help people to come up with sustainable ways of growing their crops. i can imagine people all over the world listening to you say this and feeling a real sense of despair. what can be done? we need to start thinking about sustainability. how do we make the people of the horn of afric...

Apricots could start to ‘boil’ on the trees in Mallorca. Mallorca has several well known varieties of apricots and they appear at different times during the season.

Of an insatiable china, and the demand is not letting up. this man was brought up on the land, his life dedicated to agriculture and his young daughters want to follow in his footsteps but it is complicated. these fields might feed the world but people like him are going without. translation: him are going without. tuna/mom- him are going without. translation: i: , ., ., him are going without. translation: in ., ., , translation: 9096 of what is roduced translation: 9096 of what is produced ha...

How we can reform the security council. it is something thats extraordinary difficult but it is something that we all see the need for. again, i understand the frustration that the ukrainian president expressing that meeting. >> okay, well, nbc news recently reported that ukraines race to plant new crops while also shipping its vast contribution to mobile food supplies around the world is currently in danger to do this war -- i know that food security is not just important to the united nations ...

It was at the turn of this century that Dickson Despommier an American microbiologist and Malaysian architect Ken Yeang jointly coined the term Vertical Farmin

At the same time we got huge hurricanes, five back to back, that they very much destroyed entire crops, honduras, guatemala. at the same time we saw plague happen in africa. at the same time we saw drought happening. we dont have to be -- if we dont think about food, in the same way we think about the economy, fuel, we are going to be up for a big problem the year 2023. the reality is, yes, i think the number that secretary blinken is saying, 4 million, i think were going to see bigger and bigge...