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Dont stop. and he talked about food. he said, you know, when it comes to wheat and corn, we cant plant when theyre shelling. and the ports are closed. so we dont know about the crops going forward. he said we need your help rebuilding the country. >> ainsley: he talked about the capital city in ukraine kyiv. he said it deserves life and peace. instead we have daily air alerts and he said imagine if this were happening in roadside bombment smart he is talking to the italian parliament. talked abo...

Every day, up to twice a day, like clockwork, josh everhart makes this trip hauling corn and soy to the grain elevator in town. but the constant hauling of crops for his four trucks and record gas prices makes even the shortest journey feel like a slow burn. >> you dont want to see the bill. you look at it and youre like, oh, no? a $1,000 tank is $4,000. >> reporter: they are dropping slightly, but yet still above $4 nationally. and here in indiana, even steeper, diesel, which fills these tanks,...

Ukrainians fleeing these russian attacks in the east. but now that russia is actually targeting western ukrainian cities not very far away from poland, do you worry thats going to make the humanitarian situation even a lot worse? >> exactly. and while theres plenty of people here to help in poland, the majority of the humanitarian need is in ukraine. you know, like youve mentioned before, theres 2.5 million refugees, but theres 1.85 million people who are internally displaced, and many of them h...

Until your grocery bills goes up $1,000. it is not that much per meal to make that happen for a family of four. >> dana: help us understand how the chain works. >> well, you know, the inevitable story that i share as a farmer, in a few weeks the northern hemisphere goes to work either planting or fertilizing major crops, wheat, soy, rice, cotton. you need to wear clothes. well either take this fertilizer thats available or what we can afford and spread it thin and harvest much less or well have ...

Because of the corruption that took place in antigua. >> whats the thought of that particular volcano had passed, they started to look into the deed within their own country. malnutrition a child hunger became something that she identified early on. how >> this is the area which most of the crops do not grow all year round. there is poverty, there is hunger and malnutrition. >> she is an absolute lifeline for the women of this community. and it takes a while for her to get to know. them >> she s...

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So clothing, medical equipment, blankets, food, and even seeds so people can plant more crops near them to prevent people from coming. not only tackling the refugee crisis here domestically, but trying to help people that they will never meet back across the border and helping them feel supported enough to stay home. >> sandra: remarkable strength from those volunteers, from those refugees, everyone living through this. alex, thank you very much. john. >> john: lets bring in kansas republican se...

78. thats the warm side. and then the cold front comes in and you cool down. warm and cold dont mix,y uft like oil and vinegar. >> thank you very much. rising prices hitting farmers right where they live. vanessaier cave itch with the story. >> reporter: the american farm bureau out with new numbers projecting farmers can expect to spend 6% more just to plant their crops. thats on top of a 12% increase they were seeing last year. now, farmers are always hopeful for a strong crop. but rising ga...

And may will be very busy for energy subjects. there are other issues we will have to work together on to ensure we are independent and sovereign. there is the food strategy, and whether we are talking about wheat, grain crops, maize, we know ukraine and russia are huge markets and europe has already been upset by the war on the food supply market and this will be even more so in 12-18 market and this will be even more so in 12—18 months, with the impact on ukraine and crops there. so they wil...

One of ukraines biggest food producers has told the bbc if russian forces make further advances, it could prevent them planting this years wheat and grain seeds. that would cause huge food supply implications for the country and the wider world. ukraine is one of the worlds top five wheat exporters. mhp�*s chairmanjohn rich has been speaking to our business editor simonjack about whats at stake. the stakes are simple, if it fails in production and distribution, it has a catastrophic effect on ...