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Inevitably what happens because of all that. >> dana: i just saw this morning that brazil is going to look -- have to look elsewhere for its fertilizer because it gets most of its fertilizer from russia. not only is the united states going to be in a fertilizer crunch but other countries around the world like brazil will also be something. the race is on to try to find enough fertilizer for your crops. >> youre right. u.s. bread basket is blessed. our needs are large but there is even places tha...

And phosphorous it will be hard how this plays out. will farmers switch to other crops that produce less. we are not going to put on the groceries to grow this crop. >> i mean it is only food. you are saying this is an essential product for people temperature is and there are likely culpritos this. as you detail said, you know the number one thing is natural gas. key stock of most fertilize are inputs. then we got supply chain that came from the pandemic. a few hurricanes that knocked down suppl...

Before falling back to $130 a barrel. this can have all sorts of knock—on effects, including for consumers here, because that feeds into the amount you pay for petrol and diesel at the pump, those already at record high prices, so we should expect further prices to come there, and businesses as well, buying fuel and oil, also used widely in the manufacturing process, so this will have a knock—on impact potentially for the cost of living. big concerns about food security as well as a result o...

Farm. where workers labor listening to news of the war. donates free food to self-defense forces. >> he says hes doing his part to help with the war effort. hes planting more crops, and going to try to grow more food to feed ukrainians who maybe in need in the weeks and months ahead. >> one of vladimir putins stated objectives for his war on ukraine was to demilitaryize the country. instead he mobilized farmers, grandmothers and electricians to form a grass roots resistance. against the russian ...

And its going to hit everybodys house hold. and we need to figure out what were doing with american energy and we need to start producing more at home. >> bringing back to that point of american made -- your crops are american made. doesnt this tell us once and for all that its time to bring it all home, as much of key industries that we can bring back to the united states? >> yeah, i mean, i find nies asking that question like most americans. why are we buying oil from countries that hate us wh...

Its sometimes very frustrating doing diplomacy with the chinese, because theyre very very stringent. theres the principle and each person as a translator. whenever i was talking with a chinese principal i noticed that the translator had the text in his or her hand. so the translator was not actually translating with the chinese official was saying. the translator had the script right there. its very, very scripted. xi jinping does not like to engage. i was into meetings with xi jinping in beijin...

Longer—term strategies for african countries to cope with these shifts but thats not going to help in the short term. flat but thats not going to help in the short term-— but thats not going to help in the short term. ., short term. not in the medium-term as well because _ short term. not in the medium-term as well because russia _ short term. not in the medium-term as well because russia is _ short term. not in the medium-term as well because russia is a _ short term. not in the medium-term...

Pound of ground beef versus a year ago. and you add in the cost of fuel on top of that, what it costs to grow crops with this increased prices of fertilizer in the shortage of fertilizer we might have, what kind of increase in -- in your monthly bills are you looking at here? >> well, i would say our increases are roughly 25% to 30%. and i think that will soon be reflected at the grocery stores. and, on top of what were already seeing, these fertilizer price increases havent really affected the ...

>> reporter: the war effort extends to vasily and his farm, where workers labor, listening to news the war. he donates free food to self-defense forces. he says hes doing his part to help with the war effort. he says hes planting more crops and hes going to try to grow more food to feed ukrainians who may be in need in the weeks and months ahead. one of vladimir putins stated objectives for his war on ukraine was to demilitarize the country. instead, he has mobilized farmers, grandmothers, and e...

I want to say that we need help. we need and we will need help. >> is the city ready if the russian military comes to the city? >> yeah. yeah. in other cities, it is time. we have two weeks to make good defense. today, we ready. but we dont want this. >> the war effort extends to he and his farm, where workers labor listening to news of the war. free food is donated to self-defense forces. he says hes doing his part to help with the war effort. he say hes planting more crops and hes going to try...