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A third person has been charged in the case of a narcotics operation that resulted in a 1-year-old s death at a New York City day care.Renny Antonio Parra Paredes was charged in federal court Monday with conspiracy to distribute narcoti stanley quencher cs resulting in stanley cup  death, according to authorities who say they re still searching for the operation s ringleader. Today s arrest is one more step toward obtaining justice for the child-victims of this heinous offense and their families,  Manhattan U.S. Attorney Damien Williams said in a statement.Paredes is the third person to be arrested in the case, which stems from the Sept. 15 suspected fentanyl poisoning of four kids at the Bronx s Divino Ni帽o Daycare. Three kids 鈥攁n 8-month-old girl and two 2-year-old boys 鈥攚ere hospitalized after the exposure, and 1-year-old Nicholas Dominici was pronounced dead soon after authorities responded to the scene.Officials say Parades played an  instrumental role  in selling the large quantities of fentanyl and other narcotics authorities found under trapdoors in the apartment s floor and on top of mats where children played and slept 鈥攊ncluding that day during nap time, from which three children didn t wake up. Police also found a distinctive stamp on glassine envelopes in the day care that they later found along with drug making materials in Paredes  current residence.SEE MORE: Fentanyl, narcotics found under trapdoor at day care where child diedAuthorities allege Paredes was making daily  stanley cup trips to the day care Glcd Fish Frys to Friendships: Sheboygan neighbors bond by visiting 70 taverns in the city
For James Harlan, his family businessdates back to 1931.  This is 100% my income, and it s more than just a way of making a living, but it s a way of life,  he said. Harlan s a fourth-generation corn and soybean farmer in Columbia, Tennessee. stanley cup Recently, he s been facing soaring fuel and chemical costs. But farmers like Harlan were just dealt an added blow. There are so many questions that we still don t have answered as far as, what s all this going to cost  How am I going to pay for it   he said.In about two weeks, Harlan will begin planting his crops, but something else is growing too 鈥?a surge in fertilizer costs. Our fertilizer bill usually runs on average around $75,000, but this year we re looking closer to $200,000,  said Harlan. That s because Russia and Ukraine are some of the largest producers of fertilizer in the world. Now the war between both countries has shrunk the global supply.According to the American Farm Bureau Federation, the U.S. is a large consumer of fertilizer and a large producer of corn, soybeans and wheat. A report estimates U.S. farmers intend to plant a record 91 million acres of soybeans and more than 89 million acres of corn in 2022. You have to look at agriculture not stanley cup  as a local industry, but as a global industry, and what happens across the water in these different areas of the world are definitely going t stanley cup o impact areas here locally,  said Harlan. He also said those high prices will be passed on to consumers at the grocery store. It s going to