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[laughing] sandra: there was a little bit of a shaking of the head. john: sometimes you can take the boy out of rock and roll but you can t take the rock and roll out of the boy. sandra: i love it. on to cotton prices because they are on the rise and clothing costs could soon be going up forcing retailers to increase prices just in time for christmas. fbn s live at a cotton farm in louisiana. grady. sandra, john can do the dance next. cotton prices up 50% from the beginning of this year. that s a 10-year high. unfortunately that could mean clothing prices going up just before the holidays. a cotton farmer here in louisiana. when we talk about the cotton prices going up, how much are we talking in terms of the end product like jeans and t-shirts? your typical pair of jeans is probably about two pounds of cotton talking about a dollar, dollar 50 jump of raw materials.

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GLOBALink | Xinjiang, My home: Happy life of cotton farmer Yimin Anayeti

URUMQI, Oct. 18 (Xinhua) 46-year-old Yimin Anayeti is a cotton farmer from Shaya County, northwest China Xinjiang. He shared his story of striving for a happ

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20210617:23:46:00

draining of resources and the potential impact of what it means for freedom in our country. brian: that s interesting, george, so where would this land be and where is the state land as it relates to the border? so the general land office manages over 250,000 acres within 50 miles of a border area. one tract alone, about 700 acres in rio grande city in star county has witnessed 1500 on average migrants coming through on a daily basis. our lessee, which is a cotton farmer, has had his business destroyed and so we are considering legal action at this time. but we want to work with the governor, with other leaders that are will to do it, law enforcement officials to make sure that we are securing our border and keeping our community safe. brian: is the governor allowed to use this money for that? absolutely. so this is within state discretionary dollars. it s within his executive authority. he has claimed executive action to do this on behalf of the people of texas. and i have exe

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CSRWire - Soil Health Institute Announces New Agency of Record, Rivers Agency, to Further Its Mission

Soil Health Institute Announces New Agency of Record, Rivers Agency, to Further Its Mission Published 03-05-21 Submitted by The Soil Health Institute MORRISVILLE, NC., March 5, 2021 /CSRwire/ – The Soil Health Institute (SHI), the global non-profit charged with safeguarding and enhancing the vitality and productivity of soils, is collaborating with Rivers Agency for its marketing and communications programs. After a competitive search for an agency of record, SHI selected Rivers to help the organization expand its impact as a primary resource for soil health science and information. “Our vision is a world where farmers and ranchers grow quality food, fiber and fuel using soil health systems that sustain farms and rural communities, promote a stable climate and environment, and improve human health and wellbeing,” said Dr. Wayne Honeycutt, CEO of the Soil Health Institute. “Our research and education programs help growers adopt best practices for regenerative agriculture

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