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[Zmeselo]

This outlaw should be reminded, that the state-sponsored piracy against Eritrea he's proposing is a violation of international law.

Reduced, to a TPLF activist!

Imperial hubris in full display. The antics and excesses of this unhinged Congressman are astounding indeed!

@hawelti

[tarik]

Sherman is not even american, he is a fake jew zionist who secretly works 4 israel. This is how these parasites infiltrated usa and stole it's constitution and it's federal bank and transfer it all 2 isra-hell, here is his background, this spy of mossad even blinken is another mossad spy.
Sherman, born in Los Angeles on October 24, 1954, the son of Lane and Maurice Hyman Sherman. His parents were both of Russian Jewish descent. He attended Mark Keppel High School and Corona del Mar High School. He received a B.A. in political science from University of California, Los Angeles in 1974 and a J.D., magna [deleted] laude, from Harvard Law School in 1979. He is also a tax law specialist and Certified Public Accountant.

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/. reference jews virtual library.

[Zmeselo]

Wheat Production Registers Notable Progress

GENERAL

https://shabait.com/2022/12/16/wheat-pr ... eaPrevails

Dec 16, 2022


Mr. Yonas Mengisteab

The Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), through the National Agricultural Research Institute (NARI), has been conducting different trials on improved wheat varieties multiplication since 1998. Subsequently, it has released a number of wheat varieties such as Sidra-1, Pavon-76, Croc-1, Quafza-32, Gumoria-3, and Attila-7.

Focus on improved seed varieties is highlighted in number 2 of the 17 pillars of the MoA’s priority guidelines. The guideline stipulates that after proper soil and water conservation; farmers must use improved seeds. These seeds must be multiplied by exemplary farmers as well as in clusters at village level. In this regard, the MoA has been distributing improved wheat varieties to exemplary farmers, and in return buys the harvest 25% more than the market price to encourage farmers to produce clean seeds.

The 2022 good rainy season, coupled with adequate preparations by farmers and the MoA, has resulted in increased wheat production. The Public Relations Division paid a visit to some areas of the Southern and Maekel Regions to interview exemplary farmers and experts, as to how wheat production is going in their respective regions.


Mr. Maekele Tesfamicael

Mr. Maekele Tesfamichael, Head of Economic Development at Mendefera Sub-region of the Southern region, said that around four thousand hectares of land was cultivated with improved wheat by volunteer farmers. He added that

Our farmers have, now, started sharing the improved wheat varieties among themselves without waiting for the intervention of MoA, because they have witnessed the advantages of improved seeds over the years.

Mr. Mussa Omer, a certified seed multiplier, is listed as one of the country’s primary progressive farmers in wheat multiplication. This year, he has cultivated Atila, a good-performing wheat variety, on 5 hectares of land. Furthermore, he clarified that he used natural fertilizers and did not spray any chemical pesticides. Rather, he used manpower to eliminate the weeds.

With the help of the MoA experts, I am able to reach this stage. This year I am expecting to harvest close to 50 quintals per hectare.

He elaborated.

Mr. Fessahaye Tesfatsion, is an agronomy expert in the Sub-region of Mendefera. He elucidated, that exemplary farmers who harvested around 50 quintals per hectare during the 2021 season were selected for this year’s multiplication as well.

This year, the crops are in a satisfactory condition, and samples were taken to evaluate the average yield per hectare and we expect that the farmers will harvest more than 50 quintals per hectare.

He concluded.

Mr. Yonas Mengsteab, is a farmer from Adi-Bari, a village in the Sub-region of Mendefera. He was introduced to improved wheat variety, in 2021. He then took 17 kilograms of seed and tried it in a small plot of land, which provided him with a harvest of more than 5 quintals. He is, now, multiplying different types of improved wheat varieties.

I can witness that the improved wheat variety we got from the MoA has productivity of around 3 times, compared to the local ones. Hence, I signed up to multiply one variety and expanded my land to a hectare. It is also rewarding, because the Ministry buys it at a price of 25% more than the market price.

he explained.

Mr. Amanuel Gebrebrhan, is also an agronomy expert in the Sub-region of Emni-Hayli. He noted that multiplication of improved wheat variety in the Sub-region started in 2017 with 6 farmers, in a total of 6 hectares of land.

This year, the number has increased to 1500 hectares of land, out of which 30 hectares are cultivated by exemplary farmers. Moreover, 80% of farmers in this sub-region were able to get access to improved wheat variety.

He clarified.

Exemplary farmers are always advised to prepare their land during the winter season, and as a result, they always get satisfactory yields. This year, we are expecting to harvest a minimum of 25 quintals per hectare from the small-scale rain-fed based farmers because we have fulfilled all the necessary on-farm soil and water conservation activities.

he concluded.

Ms. Siti Mohammed, is yet another small-scale farmer from the Sub-region of Emni-Hayli. She said that this year she has expanded her land to 1 hectare and is expecting to get more than 18 quintals, which in earlier years were not more than 10 quintals per hectare.

There are also extraordinary farmers in the Central region, who multiply improved wheat variety.

Mr. Kibrom Gergish is a farmer from Adi-Nifas, Central region. He started multiplying wheat, in 2020. Then he planted 78 kilograms of Pavon, a promising wheat variety, and harvested 90 quintals from 1.2 hectares (which is translated to 70 quintals per hectare). He explained that since it was his first time, the results were more than expected.

This year we have tried the row-planting method and we used only 40 kilograms of Gumoria-3 wheat variety, for the same size of land. For that reason, we are expecting to achieve higher yield with less amount of seed.

he said.



Mr. Ermias Gebremeskel is also another farmer from Tselot Village, Central region. He has been actively participating in seed multiplication, for the last four years. He explained that last year he got 70 quintals of wheat from a hectare, with the supplement of irrigation. Mr. Ermias said,

I returned 50 quintals to the MoA and we used the remaining 20 quintals for ourselves, and to encourage other farmers. This year, with the good rain, I expect to harvest 80 quintals per hectare.

he concluded.




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[Asmara]

Lobbying (in the US another name for bribing) from TPLFties is making this Senator spew his venom on Eritrea. He is suggesting extreme measures to strangle our country economically. Where was he when Weyane was sleeping in Badme for 20 years?

[Fiyameta]

He's corrupt to the bone. He asked $5000 bribe from an Indian immigrant to extend her visa. Check this out....

Press Release
By: Navraj Singh
Date: Oct. 16, 2008
Location: Burbank, CA


Candidate Navraj Singh Details a $5000 "Bribe" for a Meeting with Congressman Sherman



Congressional Candidate Navraj Singh turned the tables on his opponent Congressman Brad Sherman (D-California 27th District) when he told a shocked audience during a candidates' forum October 23 that he had once paid $5000 to get an appointment with the Congressman.

Speaking at the forum organized by the League of Women Voters at the Burbank City Hall, Singh emphasized that the most important issue in the race was integrity. He accused Congressman Sherman of being ‘corrupt' and called on voters to "bring him home."

Singh, a first-generation immigrant, told the hushed audience that after his son died in a car crash in 2006 he had attempted to get in touch with Congressman Sherman to get his assistance in having his widowed daughter-in-law's visa extended. After numerous failed attempts to get an appointment with the congressman, Singh said he was approached by a third party, Nadadur Vardhan, who was able to arrange a meeting, but only after he had paid $5000.

Congressman Sherman floated a phony bill and nothing more was done, according to Singh. "I hope he's not doing this now," he added.

In response, Sherman denied the allegations saying he had never set eyes on Singh until he got into the current congressional race and that if he has no recollection of floating such a bill. After the debate, in a heated argument with Singh, and surrounded by reporters and campaign staff, Sherman said he did remember a meeting with Singh and his daughter-in-law.

Sherman also conceded during the post-debate exchange that Nadadu R Vardhan was a "dear friend' who had contributed to his campaign since 1996. He suggested that Singh was upset because a person from his community had been contributing to his (Sherman's) campaign.

But Singh held his ground, replying: "You should be compelled to be expelled from the Congress."

To which Sherman replied: "Because I tried to help your daughter?"

"No, because you took money," Singh answered. "You received bribes."

Singh pointed out that Vardhan had made a donation of $1000 to Sherman's campaign just two days after obtaining the $5000 from him.

According to Singh, there are several others in the Indian community who have made similar payments to Vardhan for access to Congressman Sherman. He urged them to come forward and share their experiences with the public.

"We must rid Congress of this kind of corruption," said Singh.

Singh's campaign manager, Tim Davis, said that despite several requests Sherman had been dodging a debate with Singh and that Thursday's forum was the only one where the two candidates would have a face-to-face encounter.

Reports in community newspapers show Sherman and Vardhan having a close relationship with the congressman attending several events at Vardhan's house. In July 2007, Sherman was among those present at Vardhan's home who attended the signing of a deal by Vardhan's entertainment company for a $2.5 billion Bollywood theme park in Mumbai, India. Sherman also teamed up recently with Vardhan to host a fundraiser for Ashwin Madia who is running on the Democratic ticket for a congressional district in Minnesota.

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[Zmeselo]

I told some of you, you invite me to your countries I say BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR. Because, I may show- up. The poor relatives, always show-up. The wealthy, never show-up. The poor & common eat your food, stay longer than they should. Well, I'm looking forward to seeing many of you in your home countries.

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