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A year to look at their crops the result of that is that we have a lot of this week this is called i see grass weed it's called asking garbo literally means no bread what we need is more of the mentality of the pharma rather than the investor people who are committed to growing crops following their crops having that competitive instinct wanting to find something which increases the production. that's. one of the things they're very keen on these people are having export crops in order to increase the fighting has changed how we haven't gone down that route i mean were we to safe imports. whic...

Closely what we call an investor they come perhaps once a year to look at their crops the result of that is that we have a lot of things we need this is called ice a grass weed it's called. literally means no brick what we need is more of the mentality of the pharma rather than the investor people who are committed to growing crops following their crops having that competitive instinct wanting to find something which increases the production. one of the things they're very keen on these people who are having export crops in order to increase prices change now we haven't gone down that route i ...

Crop closely they're what we call an investor they come perhaps once a year to look at their crops now the result of that is that we have a lot of things we need this is called it's a grass weed it's called asking dabo literally means no bread what we need is more of the mentality of the pharma rather than they invest people who are committed to growing crops following their crops having that competitive instinct wanting to find something which increases the production. yeah. that's one of the things they're very keen on these people who i think export crops in order to increase for an exchang...

>> well, it's important to know there's big companies who we sell to and big companies we buy from. farmers, particularly farmers producing the export crops are almost all family farms, almost 100% are owned by families. the answer to how long is not much longer. i just had a conversation with a young man just last week who is very, very concerned about farming again next year. he's not sure they'll be able to stay on the farm. >> i wish the rest of us would keep a close eye on this. we think we get our food at the grocery store. we depend on people like you and your family and america's farme...

The freshwater goes to watering the vines. me. me. we're joined by felix here are your cordova our yes he's the president of the at elia co-operative farm next door. about eight years ago this well delivered eight hundred to one hundred liters a second now it runs at fifteen or eighteen leaders per second. because of the drastically reduced water table felix says all he can grow now. next morning we see that export crops have been a boon for into what was once a dusty town with few jobs is now thriving.