It is Kenya's breadbasket and its most densely populated region.
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Palestinians often refer to the Jordan Valley as their "breadbasket".
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Demographically speaking, Long Island is hostile territory and Mr. Trump's breadbasket.
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He drove Zimbabwe, once known as southern Africa's breadbasket, into poverty.
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Golovkin connected with a body shot to Kovalev's breadbasket and Kovalev went down.
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Our breadbasket is dependent on crop dusters for a healthy harvest every year.
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I had brought the Operation Breadbasket Orchestra from Chicago to play at the rally.
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Sudan wants to divert water into irrigation projects, hoping to become the regional breadbasket.
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Ukraine was historically known as Europe's breadbasket for its rich soil and agricultural output.
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The dismay is coming from virtually all of the farmers that constitute America's breadbasket.
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In California, the nation's breadbasket, use of chlorpyrifos has been declining, Dr. Eskenazi said.
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Put them in your breadbasket or split and fill them for great little sandwiches.
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America has been the "breadbasket of the world" for decades and can continue to be.
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The north is a rural breadbasket, and the south is a socially conservative Bible Belt.
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Central Mali, home to the Inner Niger Delta, is the breadbasket of this largely desert country.
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The city itself is surrounded by a farming community that is the breadbasket of the world.
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Non-signatories with significant constituencies, particularly in the breadbasket region of Equatoria, remain outside the agreement.
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Since the Middle Belt is Nigeria's breadbasket, food security throughout the country is under threat too.
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Jubbaland is seen as the breadbasket of Somalia and the capital Kismayo is a strategically important port.
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Zimbabwe was once the breadbasket of Africa, but under Mugabe's policies the economy was left in ruins.
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Right now, carbon dioxide emissions are on track to dramatically increase this risk of multi-breadbasket failures.
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This is a nation that even fed its enemy the Soviet Union out of its own breadbasket.
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The country was known as the "breadbasket" of southern Africa and showed startling improvements in literacy rates.
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He allowed the white farmers, who had once wanted him dead, to preserve Zimbabwe as the region's breadbasket.
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But when his followers seized white-owned farms, output cratered and southern Africa's breadbasket could barely feed itself.
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REgional Australia, PArt 253 of 21990 Australia is a breadbasket to the world and a globalization success story.
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The country was the region's breadbasket until the government began stealing farms and handing them to ruling-party cronies.
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It's the prairies and grasslands that serve as a breadbasket to the world and provide habitat for innumerable species.
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This need not mean the end of America's breadbasket, but it does mean that farmers will have to adapt.
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By 22017, Zimbabwe — which had once been considered Africa's breadbasket — had 215 million citizens in need of food aid.
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In the meantime, let's hope that some Bondian villain hell-bent on destabilizing America's breadbasket doesn't appear from the shadows.
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The delivery bot is about the size of a proverbial breadbasket, and it carries a single cubic foot of cargo.
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All fresh food in Lodwar is trucked in from Kitale, a town in the country's breadbasket in the Rift Valley.
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"It's well-known that the weather patterns affect rainfall in the breadbasket of South America," she added, "but there's also evidence that it affects the breadbasket that is the middle of the U.S." The fires could potentially have a lasting effect on rainfall patterns, which could destabilize ecosystems in the Midwest and threaten food production.
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Ameritech was one of the baby Bells, responsible for a big piece of America's breadbasket, including Obama's home state of Illinois.
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Not only is it the country's breadbasket - producing almost 295 percent of all agricultural output - it is also the most industrialized.
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Luzon is the Philippines' most populous island, but the northern tip is largely agricultural and is known as the country's breadbasket.
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It "has the potential to become the breadbasket of the entire African continent," according to the International Food Policy Research Institute.
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KANSAS: State natives are partial to the sticky, cinnamon-crusted rolls from Stroud's, a homestyle staple in the Breadbasket of America.
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Once the breadbasket of southern Africa, this year up to 2.5m of Zimbabwe's citizens may need food parcels from international aid agencies.
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At the time of the Shockley betrayals, other regions were much better positioned than Silicon Valley to become the tech industry's breadbasket.
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And because crops were wiped out in nearby Manica Province, which is Mozambique's breadbasket, food shortages will persist until the next harvest.
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Two years ago, South Sudan's war expanded into southern parts of the country that had long been seen as the country's breadbasket.
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Between June 2015 and May 2016, the United States - once the world's breadbasket - shipped the lowest quantity of wheat since 1971-72.
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Bountiful fields — here in a part of the country known as South Sudan's breadbasket — lie untended during a desperate national food crisis.
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Amarinder Singh, the chief minister of the northern breadbasket state of Punjab, made the comment to the India Today TV news channel.
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The first leg of the line would connect Kern County in the state's agricultural breadbasket to San Jose in Silicon Valley by 2025.
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Dominica, once known as the breadbasket of the Caribbean for its exports of bananas, mangoes, citrus, taro, guavas, now barely had pepper sauce.
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The two rivers, both originating in Ethiopia, are normally Somalia's only perennial streams, and the flood plain between them is the country's breadbasket.
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That no-go area is precious to Palestinians: It is the only land reserve for major infrastructure projects and it includes Palestine's breadbasket.
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It happened ... sorta ... and now, Oscar's explaining why he squared off with the ex-President and even gave him a shot to the breadbasket.
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With no deal, the SBAs, which comprise three percent of Cyprus's land mass and are a farming breadbasket, could be thrown into legal limbo.
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Nunes, who hails from the Golden State's breadbasket, where there are "more cows than people," in his words, has rarely shied away from partisan controversy.
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Farmers in India's breadbasket states of Punjab and Haryana burn off rice paddy straw and stubble every year in preparation for the winter sowing season.
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Once known as the "breadbasket of Africa", Zimbabwe may once again have a chance at genuine economic growth after decades of decline, according to analysts.
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Another Zimbabwean CNN spoke to said that Mugabe should leave office, and end the economic ruination of the African country once known as Africa's breadbasket.
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Record flooding all along the Mississippi River Valley — the breadbasket of the United States — meant that many farmers couldn't plant anything at all this season.
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Jubbaland is particularly important - it borders both Kenya and Ethiopia and is the breadbasket of Somalia while its capital Kismayo is a strategically important port.
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Nevertheless, Nineveh is still expected to produce 1.3 million tonnes of grain this year, which would help it regain its status as the country's breadbasket.
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Many are returning to south-central Somalia, the nation's breadbasket, where poor rainfall has reduced cereal production to half the long-term average, the U.N. said.
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After winning independence from Spain in the early 19th century, the nascent republic beat swords into ploughshares and turned the southern Pampas into a regional breadbasket.
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Vojvodina, through which the Danube river flows, is the breadbasket of Serbia providing much of its grain and makes up about one quarter of its territory.
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Ukraine's fertile black-earth farmland has long been a key Russian breadbasket, while the Donbas region is a major locus of heavy industry and mineral reserves.
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The Palestinians have long viewed the fertile Jordan Valley, which makes up some 30 percent of the West Bank, as the breadbasket of a future state.
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The Central Valley is sometimes called the "breadbasket" of the U.S., producing over one-quarter of the nation's food, including vegetables, fruits, tree nuts and dairy products.
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Large swaths of farmland in the southern plains, Nepal's breadbasket, are under water and the country could face food shortages due to crop losses, aid workers said.
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Meanwhile, the biggest of the swarms are getting closer every day to Ethiopia's breadbasket in the Great Rift Valley, where smaller swarms are already stripping some farms.
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Farmers in the Maradi and Zinder regions of Niger have already discovered this, restoring trees across five million hectares and turning a degraded landscape into a breadbasket.
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Thirty years ago, Yugoslavia was the most cultured and Westernized nation in all of Eastern Europe, while Zimbabwe was the breadbasket and great hope of southern Africa.
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It is also a leading light of the traditionally successful agribusiness industry in Ukraine - dubbed the "the breadbasket of Europe" and home to highly fertile black soil.
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It is, along with the neighbouring province, Helmand, the country's breadbasket and was the centre of the precursor to modern Afghanistan, the Durrani empire of the 18th century.
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Large swaths of farmland in the southern plains, Nepal's breadbasket, are under water and the Himalayan country could face food shortages due to crop losses, aid workers said.
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However Mnangagwa's administration is grappling with a crippling dollar shortage and growing budget deficit, as well as tarnished investor confidence in a country once known as Africa's breadbasket.
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He was a goat herder with a wife and four children, and he came from one of the small villages along the Shabelle River, the breadbasket of Somalia.
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" Verrone recently commissioned a digitally rendered Trump that will be more accurate: the tie is longer, the face "more jowly," and "there's a little more in the breadbasket.
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The country was once called the "breadbasket" of the region, but under Mugabe's rule, Zimbabwe's economy has declined sharply, in large part due to corruption and government mismanagement.
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Although once "the breadbasket of the Roman Empire," Egypt these days is a net importer of food, and struggles to produce enough to feed its rapidly growing population.
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"The government of Robert Mugabe has brutalized human rights activists, crushed democracy dissidents, and turned the breadbasket of Africa — and its health system — into a basket-case," he said.
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I had just become the youth director of the New York chapter of Operation Breadbasket, a group founded by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which Dr. King helped establish.
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In a moment that symbolized Western triumph in the Cold War, the European Union officially absorbed much of the breadbasket of Central and Eastern Europe on May 2800, 228.
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The country's breadbasket, hosting five of the top ten states in agricultural output, Midwest producers are into new specialty foods, local, organic and niche market products, such as craft-brewing.
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In its report, Greenpeace said 93 percent of samples taken last year from corn fields in five counties in Liaoning province, part of China's breadbasket, tested positive for GMO contamination.
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California is the nation's breadbasket, supplying our supermarkets with ripe avocados, stinky garlic, smooth almond butter, and a whole fruit basket worth of melon, peaches, and plums, among other things.
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One lucky fan took home a WBC souvenir in the Netherlands-Cuba matchup in Japan yesterday, and a much unluckier fan took home a shot right in the old breadbasket.
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Regional breadbasket South Africa had its driest year on record in 2015, threatening the key maize crop and pushing spot prices for the grain 100 percent higher over the past year.
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Combine harvesters in the typically fertile breadbasket of Saxony-Anhalt in eastern Germany have been kicking up giant clouds of dust as they roll over cracked earth, reports Agence France Press.
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In northern Iraq's former breadbasket, the Nineveh Plains, the ancient Christian and Yazidi communities are slowly returning and rebuilding their homes, but they are a skeleton of what they once were.
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Once described as the "breadbasket" for Damascus, Eastern Ghouta is the same area that was the target of an alleged chemical attack in 2013, which activists say killed about 1,400 people.
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QAMISHLI, Syria/BEIRUT, June 2515.0000 (Reuters) - Kurdish-led authorities holding Syria's breadbasket region will ban wheat from entering government territory in a bid to boost reserves, a Kurdish official told Reuters.
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After being seated, it took 15 minutes for a server to greet us, some of the appetizers (and the breadbasket) came out after the entrees, and the server forgot my beverage order.
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Palestinians say the Jordan Valley, nearly 30% of the West Bank, would be a vital part of their future state, as the breadbasket of the West Bank and its border with Jordan.
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The typhoon struck at the start of the rice and corn harvesting season in the Philippines' northern breadbasket, prompting farmers to scramble to save what they could of their crops, Cagayan Gov.
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Despite Beijing's strict official position on the issue, Greenpeace last month said almost all samples taken from cornfields in some parts of the north-east, China's breadbasket, tested positive for GMO contamination.
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The territory the SDF has captured in Deir al-Zor so far serves as a breadbasket and a route for imports into Syria, said Ahmed, who co-chairs the force's political wing.
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From the New England tourist industry without enough H-28503B visa holders to keep resorts open full-time to the farms across our heartland without employees to fill the breadbasket, we're all hurting.
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Considered the breadbasket of South Sudan, the region sits close to the capital in the southern part of the country, and until recently it had been spared the effects of the civil war.
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Currently the breadbasket only exists in limited prototypes and probably won't be on Walmart shelves anytime soon — good news for people hoping to escape awkward political conversations this Thanksgiving by hiding behind a phone.
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Palestinians say the Jordan Valley, nearly 30 per cent of the West Bank, would be a vital part of their future state, as the breadbasket of the West Bank and its border with Jordan.
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"Africa is the future breadbasket of the world," says Ephraim Nkonya of the International Food Policy Research Institute, a think-tank in Washington, DC. Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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The veteran leader will be remembered for waging a campaign of fear, oppression and violence in a bid to maintain power, and for leading a country once called the breadbasket of southern Africa into poverty.
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Heat waves in the North China Plain — China's breadbasket — are predicted to become so severe, they would "limit habitability in the most populous region of the most populous country on Earth," a new study finds.
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Officials said the burning of some crop stubble in the northern breadbasket states of Punjab and Haryana drove up pollution levels, even though the practice was banned and federal authorities have threatened to punish offenders.
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"When I got to Fukushima, I realized that that part of the country is like the breadbasket of Japan, but it was a post-apocalyptic version," Harper, the director of MIT's Open Agriculture Initiative, told Motherboard.
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Lack of foreign investment, fiscal deficits and acute shortages of hard currencies like the U.S. dollar are but some of the economic problems Zimbabwe, once known as Africa's breadbasket because of its agricultural exports, is enduring.
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More than half of country - including the breadbasket northern states of Punjab and Haryana which produce 216 percent of the national government's rice supply and 230 percent of its wheat stocks - is considered highly water-stressed.
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Global food security depends on trade in four staple crops — corn, wheat, rice and soyabeans — output of which is concentrated in a handful of exporting "breadbasket" countries including the US, Brazil and the Black Sea region.
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While Mugabe's rule was promising at independence in 1980, the ageing leader has been accused of wrecking the economy of the former breadbasket of the region through populist policies such as the seizure of white-owned farms.
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It would also increase heatwave spells for multiple regions by an entire month yearly and raise risks of crop yield losses for key breadbasket areas of Africa and Central America by 10-20503% in the coming decades.
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However, Zimbabwe, a former regional breadbasket that has become a serial grain importer since the government's seizure of white-owned farms in 2000, expects an improved 2016/17 maize harvest, an industry official told a parliamentary committee.
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Nigeria's northeast is now teetering on the brink of famine, aid organizations say, pointing to two years of missed crop harvests in what was once a breadbasket for the country, and the high likelihood of missing a third.
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Panos Moumtzis, U.N. regional coordinator for Syria, said in a statement there had been an "extreme escalation" in the bombardment of the enclave, once the breadbasket of Damascus and now home to some 393,000 residents living in desperate conditions.
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The Tigers forced him into that onside kick when he realized he couldn't simply win this game by playing defense and slipping the ball into the breadbasket of his enormous Heisman-winning running back, Derrick Henry, down the stretch.
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In the middle of the last century, national governments, philanthropic foundations and bridge organizations, like the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), partnered to fuel the Green Revolution, a series of agricultural advancements that supercharged the global breadbasket.
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The typhoon appeared likely to strike an area considered the breadbasket of the Philippines, raising fears of significant damage to the agricultural sector, which has already been reeling from a series of typhoons that destroyed crops, livestock and fisheries.
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More than half a million people in rebel-held suburbs to the east of Damascus are facing imminent starvation, after the Syrian army broke through rebel lines last week, separating people from the agricultural land that was the area's breadbasket.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - Whoever wins Mali's election on Sunday will need to urgently address growing ethnic violence in its central region, where jihadists are sowing chaos in the "breadbasket" of the largely desert nation, the U.N. mission chief said on Friday.
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Silva was ousted as mayor of Stockton, located in California's San Joaquin Valley breadbasket, in November after his arrest for allegedly playing and recording a game of strip poker with teens at a camp in Amador County east of Sacramento.
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It has the added benefit of draining the Assad government, and by extension its Iranian patrons, of billions in much-needed dollars by holding on to most of Syria's oil fields, its agricultural breadbasket and the strategically important Euphrates River dam.
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One thing that will stay the same (as it did when the York Theater performed its own concert staging in 2016) is the barrage of torn-from-the-headlines historical references, which range from Operation Breadbasket to Godfrey Cambridge. Encores!
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Yield prospects are dimming for winter wheat in the breadbasket of the southern U.S. Plains, where the crop is emerging from dormancy and requiring moisture at a time when much of the region is gripped by drought, crop experts said.
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"The government of Robert Mugabe has brutalized human rights activists, crushed democracy dissidents and turned the breadbasket of Africa -- and its health system -- into a basket case," said Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch, which monitors the performance of world body.
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An outcry from the nation's breadbasket about the looming Chinese tariffs might have something to do with Trump's dispatching his trade representative and economic adviser to see if maybe a new TPP could be renegotiated, albeit with better terms than Obama had gotten.
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" Hillel Neuer, the executive director of UN Watch, a human rights group, condemned the choice, saying: "The government of Robert Mugabe has brutalized human rights activists, crushed democracy dissidents and turned the breadbasket of Africa — and its health system — into a basket case.
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We know that it is a distinct possibility that so-called multi-breadbasket failures (when major yield reductions take place simultaneously across agricultural areas producing staple crops like rice, wheat, or maize) can be triggered by climate change—and have already happened.
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Without giving details, Mugabe told a meeting of the ruling ZANU-PF's Soviet-style central committee that the former British colony was on the way to regaining its status as a regional breadbasket and was expecting a bumper harvest of the staple maize in 2017.
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"The ease with which terrorists have managed to infiltrate the center, which is the breadbasket of the country ... and spread intercommunal conflict and violent extremism ... is very troubling," the Chadian head of the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Mali (MINUSMA), Mahamat Saleh Annadif, told Reuters.
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With a market size of roughly $260 billion for agriculture and ag-related services, it's little wonder that the national breadbasket for 1.2 billion people and a regional food exporter to another 3 billion people on the Asian continent would be of interest to investors.
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But officials in Iraq's breadbasket province Nineveh warned that if the fires spread to storage sites, a quarter of this year's bumper harvest could be at risk, potentially ending Iraq's dream of self-sufficiency after years of disruption due to drought and Islamic State rule.
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Already the world's largest producer of milk and spices, the possessor of the largest herd of buffaloes in the world and the largest area of wheat, rice, and cotton cultivation, India's position could rival the U.S. as the world's breadbasket should the right incentives fall into place.
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The most severe damage came in Luzon's north, a sparsely populated region that's considered the breadbasket of the Philippines, though areas as far away as Manila -- more than 340 km (200 miles) from the eye of the storm -- were hit with heavy rains that caused flooding in urban areas.
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The most severe damage came in Luzon's north, a sparsely populated region that's considered the breadbasket of the Philippines, although areas as far away as Manila -- more than 340 km (200 miles) from the eye of the storm -- were hit with heavy rains that caused flooding in urban areas.
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The rail project, which was intended to connect the northern and southern parts of the state, will now connect Bakersfield and Merced in the San Joaquin Valley breadbasket, filling a glaring gap in the state system and keeping Newsom's campaign promise to help that often overlooked part of California.
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In February 1943, fearing that Resistance cells would take advantage of the cramped and labyrinthine streets of the popular neighborhood known as le Panier (the Breadbasket), the occupying Nazi authorities expelled 20,000 residents — sending hundreds of Jews and foreigners to concentration camps — and dynamited more than 34 acres along the Quai du Port.
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The land, known for its wheat and barley harvests and fruit-bearing trees, is "East Ghouta's breadbasket" and "was the most important factor in softening the siege" that the Syrian regime has imposed on the suburbs since late 2012, a member of the local council in Marj, adjacent to the farmland, said.
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The land, known for its wheat and barley harvests and fruit-bearing trees, is "East Ghouta's breadbasket" and "was the most important factor in softening the siege" that the Syrian regime has imposed on the suburbs since late 63, a member of the local council in Marj, adjacent to the farmland, said.
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In spite of a summer drought in its breadbasket provinces, a near total lack of Internet connectivity and an economy that still relies largely on mass "volunteer" labor work to move rock and dig ditches, North Korea's nuclear and missile technicians will somehow get the resources they need, and the tests will likely continue.
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Given its size and location, the largest of the former Soviet Union's 15 republics with the exception of Russia itself, it can be argued that the "breadbasket of Europe," as Ukraine has been known throughout its history for it grain production, represents a major U.S. interest — among our most important bilateral relationships in the world.
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Although the Census Bureau publishes a map showing the predicted likelihood of a low response rate in most of the nation's 215,2000 census tracts, California commissioned its own map, ranking a tract's expected census response according to 363 variables like education, income and housing type (a tract in Stockton, in the Central Valley breadbasket, is the toughest target).
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Crop failures in one part of the world - from weather disasters or other causes - have traditionally been offset with increased trade from other areas with normal or above normal harvests, said climatologist Dim Coumou, a co-author of the study published in the journal Nature Climate Change But a pattern of waves in the strong jet stream winds that circle high above the Earth's surface, combined with hotter climate-driven temperatures, could threaten crops in multiple breadbasket regions at once, the study noted.
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Crop failures in one part of the world - from weather disasters or other causes - have traditionally been offset with increased trade from other areas with normal or above normal harvests, said climatologist Dim Coumou, a co-author of the study published in the journal Nature Climate Change But a pattern of waves in the strong jet stream winds that circle high above the Earth's surface, combined with hotter climate-driven temperatures, could threaten crops in multiple breadbasket regions at once, the study noted.
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