 The Norwegian government has signed a deal to begin stockpiling grain. The deal to store 30,000 tons of grain was signed by Norway's agriculture and food minister. It was also inked by four private companies who will store the wheat that will belong to the Norwegian government. The goal is that Norway will gradually build up the reserve until 2029 with some 82,500 tons of grain in store by the end of the decade. Correspondent Jeremy House reporting.