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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181010:20:58:15

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181010:20:58:15
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140204:21:01:00

that covers from 949 pages. that is a billion bucks a page, and over the next ten years, it covers a lot of stuff that has nothing to do with covering farmers and everything to do with a bipartisan dash for $2 million worth cheap production and marketing. how do you market cheap? $3 million to create a special advisory board to promote christmas trees? don t they kind of sell themselves? 17 million for a catfish oversight program to ensure states where catfish are big earn a profit guaranteed every year. i i know a lot of small biz guys who would do that. $44,000 for peanut crop insurance. 86 million for organic food research. 1 billion, for a cotton income protection plan which means it s going to cost you the cotton shirt off your back. now you throw in millions more

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120722:15:55:00

twawrt sources are the difference between a robust crop or a devastating loss in the fall. it s the sound of relief, desperately needed water that mother nature is not bringing lately. last two years, our peanut crop has been a total loss. we harvested very few acres,s about,s about the been destroyed. reporter: with crops, drying up and baking from the deep south to the midwest, farmers are not just hoping for rain, but turning to technology. elton sharp can barely keep up with the demand. farmers all over georgia are calling irrigation installers like him, as repeated droughts risk the state. 20 years ago, we were trying to convince people that they need them. now we just have to try to convince them that we have the right one for them. reporter: the irrigation

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120722:21:16:00

let up with either side determined to cling on. greg thank you, live from jerusalem. it has been a devastating summer for the nation s farmers with extreme drought conditions destroying entire crop fields. now it seems some farmers are we thinking their water supply and turning to irrigation systems, instead. and now, live from atlanta with this curious information. reporter: yes, well, after season and season of low rainfall and scorching temperatures farmers are installing irrigation systems. farmers are telling us it is the difference between having a robust crop or a devastating harvest in the fall. one farmer has been working his family farm in south georgia, for more than 20 years. he says after suffering a painful hit to the family s peanut crop and cotton crop last year, they decided to invest in not one but two irrigation systems putting a didn t in just

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120722:23:39:00

will be well over 100 degrees. all right. maria molina. thanks very much. the irrigation industry seeing a boom in business as a result of the ongoing drought that s gripping much of the country. a sign of just how dire it is, in regions that grow most of the nation s corn, soy beans, wheat and cotton, the lack of rain driving some desperate farmers to upgrade their equipment while others try irrigation for the first time. elizabeth has more from atlanta. elizabeth? hi, gregg, there s more to tell, the farmers can t get a loan from the bank unless they have an irrigation system. it s the sound of relief, desperately needed water that mother nature isn t bringing lately. the last two years, our peanut crop has been a total loss. we harvested very few acres the last few years, and it s been destroyed.

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