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Milk continues to flow. >> well, looking at the situation, especially what david outlined, it does look bleak, and also im speaking to you there. do you have a plan in place, is there something that you like to put forward to government to help you, as we approach this very difficult situation. we dont want to get to a stage, do we, where you say the flow of milk is having to be reduced significantly? >> yes, thats a very good question, vanessa. the key thing now is that farmers like david are m...

Worlds top grape ein exporters. they also supply vast amounts of fertilizer. so connect the dots for us. how does that lack add up to a potential global food shortage? >> boris, i think an important thing to remember is that even prior to the russian invasion of ukraine, global stocks, the inventories held by countries were at pretty low levels and we had a lot of the agriculture prices for things like wheat and corn and soybeans were at near-record levels, at least in nominal terms. this invasi...

Concern about the coming food supply that we are going to have in this country and around the world. you could end up with a famine because so much of the worlds wheat and fertilizer comes from russia and ukraine that you could have uprisings in places that you havent even thought were affected by the russia invasion into ukraine. but what happens when we cannot provide food assistance needed in africa or in the middle east. one of the things that happens is you have famine, the terrible moral q...

Ukraine. is that true? can putin be sanctioned into retreat? we certainly hope it is true, sincerely. but there is no evidence that it is true. its not even really an expectation that it is true. even joe biden didnt claim that was going to happen. so what is the point? we are not sure, that is a topic for another show. but in the meantime, this country, we know this for sure, is being badly hurt by those sanctions. as recently reported "western sanctions on russia, a major exporter of other nut...

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>> every bit of the economy. food manufacturers, growers, fertilizer -- one example, fertilizer from ukraine that can no longer be easily exported, the price goes up, therefore, the food chain becomes more expensive. hotels, fuel surcharges on airlines. im not trying to paint an unduly depressing picture as such but what im trying to do, jake, is give you a realistic view. the economy is in transition at the moment because of this war. and the higher oil prices, supply chain problems left over f...

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Can see the way it looks from a head-on view. then look at it go after this target. just basically destroys it like that. it becomes a really important tactical weapon that can be employed in any way that the ground forces want to employ it. highly effective, very, very useful. >> and then it destroys itself, so you get no information off of it. thank you, colonel. they call it the sugar panic. russians lining up to buy sugar off the back of a truck. thats what sanctions look to do. but will t...

The white house, a policy whose intended effect is still not. clear. what is the point of this ? if theres a good point people will put up with it. dont you tell us whatin that point is? fertilizer bills are expected to jump aroundd are 15% just this year and they could go higher. some farmers say they are already seeing fertilizer prices go much higher than what my gundersons family has been farming wheat, soybeans and corn on this land since the 1950s. he expects the weather to throw him a cur...

Everyone else, to and trade restrictions on ascending limitations on sending food abroad. and so we are in a process of working out with our european friends, whats it would be, and what would it take to help alleviate the concerns relevant to food shortages. >> there is another humanitarian crisis coming this fall. and it has already begun. russia and ukraine together typically export more than 25% of the worlds wheat. russia is also a key export of fertilizer. and sanctions have caused their p...