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Food riots thread…and energy.
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its more of a capacity issue
they increased the export to the EU in the spring but most of their NG goes to SE asia, china, india on long term contracts
apparently 10-15 year contracts with penalties are common on NG production
even if they wanted to divert NG to the EU they be penalized by contracts
they increased the export to the EU in the spring but most of their NG goes to SE asia, china, india on long term contracts
apparently 10-15 year contracts with penalties are common on NG production
even if they wanted to divert NG to the EU they be penalized by contracts
Energy:
More than 35 ships carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG) circling off the coasts of Spain are reportedly unable to secure slots to unload their cargo which has prompted grid operators to warn they may have to suspend loading, according to a Reuters report.
www.benzinga.com
More than 35 ships carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG) circling off the coasts of Spain are reportedly unable to secure slots to unload their cargo which has prompted grid operators to warn they may have to suspend loading, according to a Reuters report.
LNG Cargo Ships Queue Up Around Spain's Coasts While Europe Grapples With Putin's Gas Cuts: Here's What Happened - Global X MLP & Energy Infrastructure ETF (ARCA:MLPX), Vanguard Energy ETF (ARCA:VDE)
More than 35 ships carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG) circling off the coasts of Spain are reportedly unable to secure slots to unload their cargo which has prompted grid operators to warn they may have to suspend loading, acco
www.benzinga.com
Well, unfortunately I had to plow under my garden today.
Had a freeze a few days ago that (mostly) killed off everything still standing.
Still have a few tomato plants with large green tomato's that I hope will ripen over the next few days (sposed to be in 70's-80's).
Tried a new thing for me....I just used the big rototiller on the back of the Kubota and shredded all plants right back into the soil.
I figure it will help enrich the soil for next year and give me a head start on tons of *volunteer* plants from the seeds that I know were spread by doing it.
I know potato's, onions, and arugula will survive thru heavy snows and freezes....and there should be some out there all winter long.
We shall see.
If nothing else about 100 okra, 200+++ tomato, and a good sized patch of broccoli will help the soil a ton by being shredded up and spread out like they are. It can be kinda clay like so I'm hoping it will break that up.
Had a freeze a few days ago that (mostly) killed off everything still standing.
Still have a few tomato plants with large green tomato's that I hope will ripen over the next few days (sposed to be in 70's-80's).
Tried a new thing for me....I just used the big rototiller on the back of the Kubota and shredded all plants right back into the soil.
I figure it will help enrich the soil for next year and give me a head start on tons of *volunteer* plants from the seeds that I know were spread by doing it.
I know potato's, onions, and arugula will survive thru heavy snows and freezes....and there should be some out there all winter long.
We shall see.
If nothing else about 100 okra, 200+++ tomato, and a good sized patch of broccoli will help the soil a ton by being shredded up and spread out like they are. It can be kinda clay like so I'm hoping it will break that up.
Take this for what’s it’s worth.
https://www.americanpartisan.org/20...s-as-food-to-help-poor-people-through-winter/
https://www.americanpartisan.org/20...s-as-food-to-help-poor-people-through-winter/
Fertilizer plant southeast of Moses Lake burns down
MOSES LAKE, Wash. - A structure fire at the Wilbur-Ellis fertilizer plant southeast of Moses Lake ended up collapsing the building, and a shelter-in-place warning was sent out by Grant
A fairly new building too. Built in 2015.Fertilizer plant southeast of Moses Lake burns down
MOSES LAKE, Wash. - A structure fire at the Wilbur-Ellis fertilizer plant southeast of Moses Lake ended up collapsing the building, and a shelter-in-place warning was sent out by Grantwww.khq.com
Eventually... It's all the little things that matter. There have been many "losses" in that industry over the past 2 years. Few new operations being built now.
Coal mines,,,and Coal power ... back on line in Germany
www.foxbusiness.com
Coal mine demolishes neighboring wind farm to boost country's energy supply, drawing ire of climate activists
The Garzweiler coal mine in Germany is expanding its operations into a neighboring wind farm, forcing the company to demolish wind turbines, amid efforts to expand energy supplies.
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Granted, it is a small windfarm, but the irony is so sweet. What is interesting is that they say the remainder will be removed in 2023. This therefore may mean that coal fired plants are back and not going to be shut down any time soon. If it were otherwise 2023 wouldn't have been mentioned.Coal mines,,,and Coal power ... back on line in Germany
Coal mine demolishes neighboring wind farm to boost country's energy supply, drawing ire of climate activists
The Garzweiler coal mine in Germany is expanding its operations into a neighboring wind farm, forcing the company to demolish wind turbines, amid efforts to expand energy supplies.
Human Psychology
Humans see open shelves, and start buying everything that's left, in order to make sure they get something.
Filling the shelves and making them appear full, 'Might' keep people from panic buying unnecessary goods.
Anyone with a 1/2 brain, will figure out real fast, SHTF and buy whatever they can.
Same principle in commie countries; they just fill the shelves with 1 thing, so they don't look empty.
from this (Venezuela)
to filling with one item ( below is NOT venzuela)
3 aisles of water
So they are convinced the average patron is retarded.Human Psychology
Humans see open shelves, and start buying everything that's left, in order to make sure they get something.
Filling the shelves and making them appear full, 'Might' keep people from panic buying unnecessary goods.
Anyone with a 1/2 brain, will figure out real fast, SHTF and buy whatever they can.
Same principle in commie countries; they just fill the shelves with 1 thing, so they don't look empty.
from this (Venezuela)
to filling with one item ( below is NOT venzuela)
3 aisles of water
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The average patron took the vax.
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Butter Prices Are Rising Right Before Baking Season
The price of butter has increased significantly more than the price of food overall.
Butter Prices Are Rising Right Before Baking Season
The price of butter has increased significantly more than the price of food overall.www.foodandwine.com
Stacy Abrams must be going apoplectic.
Bad and worse news for today.
https://www.americanpartisan.org/20...he-era-of-all-powerful-central-banks-is-over/
That’s bad.
This is worse.
https://www.americanpartisan.org/20...f-2-5-quadrillion-disaster-waiting-to-happen/
From this we can clearly see there is no avoiding the “ great reset “. Their plan has succeeded. The remaining question is what does the other side look like?
https://www.americanpartisan.org/20...he-era-of-all-powerful-central-banks-is-over/
That’s bad.
This is worse.
https://www.americanpartisan.org/20...f-2-5-quadrillion-disaster-waiting-to-happen/
From this we can clearly see there is no avoiding the “ great reset “. Their plan has succeeded. The remaining question is what does the other side look like?
The value of the USD will collapse. Either a new currency will replace the USD or the USD will just lose a least 50% of its value. The good news is that the US still has the strongest economy in the world, so when this happens there will be wars every where as the rest of the world will have nothing.
Global stuff only works if all countries are on the same page /fiscal policy.
Can’t have a global if a country like china manipulates it’s currency via government direction rather than actual market influences.
You , as well as I, have made some assumptions there.
I don’t believe a choice will be given.
Cuba: Castro Regime Propaganda Offers Tips to Survive on 3 Hours of Electricity a Day
Cuba aired propaganda offering tips to make the most out of the three hours of electricity citizens get per day.
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On Top of Record Inflation and Energy Shortages, Germany is Now Looking at Meat Shortages Thanks to Government Regulations
Germany is looking at a very cold and difficult winter this year. Inflation in Germany is at its highest rate in more than a quarter of a century. Germany’s harmonised inflation rate compared to other European countries is at 11.6%. Germany is planning for emergency cash deliveries to its...
www.thegatewaypundit.com
We have always imported food at varying levels. What specifically are you talking about? Everyone is looking at shortages for damned near everything from the fertilizer to grow the product to the diesel to ship it so import and export of food is going to get interesting.
No surprise to me. When the idea of taxing a cow fart or talking about the carbon foot print of a John Deere Tractor becomes a priority of the US Congress and the Supreme Court... The hand writing is on the wall...
The asking price of everything is now twice what it was pre-pandemic.
Americans are the dumbest breed of humans on the face of this earth.
Americans have the strongest normalcy bias because SHTF hasn't happened here yet. They believe it will all turn out OK this time because it always has before. The frogs do not notice that the water is beginning to boil.
History repeating itself can be an eye opening occurrence.
"Don't be the first frog to jump out of the pot when the chef is watching with his butcher knife." -Sun Tzu (probably)
if the frog is going to die anyway he might as well make the chef work for it -Kermit
Wait until summer of 2023, maybe earlier, the price of beef will be so expensive most wont be able to afford it.
Oklahoma Ranchers Predict Beef to Rise to $50 per Pound - KEEP the FAITH
Z94, by Kelso: I don’t know about you but my average grocery bill has just about doubled in the last year. I’m not eating more of or higher priced meals, it’s just the normal response to inflation. As fuel rises,...
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Some of that I feel is overshooting where the peak price will end up, but I can tell you from firsthand experience that a LOT of damn fine mamma cows are being sold to the packers because of the drought - breeding herds. This will impact the price of beef going forward, along with the price of fertilizer that makes the feed, etc. Hell, hay is commanding such a premium now that people are selling before they need to buy it because they know it will only end up as a loss. Many cattle are on a note at the bank, so when its obvious that the note isnt going to get paid back its time to sell. The drought and price of fuel/fertilizer have made that big of an impact.
Yup, I got ride of most of my cattle this year in the spring. Hay was going for $150 a round bale here and that's if you can get it.Oklahoma Ranchers Predict Beef to Rise to $50 per Pound - KEEP the FAITH
Z94, by Kelso: I don’t know about you but my average grocery bill has just about doubled in the last year. I’m not eating more of or higher priced meals, it’s just the normal response to inflation. As fuel rises,...
Some of that I feel is overshooting where the peak price will end up, but I can tell you from firsthand experience that a LOT of damn fine mamma cows are being sold to the packers because of the drought - breeding herds. This will impact the price of beef going forward, along with the price of fertilizer that makes the feed, etc. Hell, hay is commanding such a premium now that people are selling before they need to buy it because they know it will only end up as a loss. Many cattle are on a note at the bank, so when its obvious that the note isnt going to get paid back its time to sell. The drought and price of fuel/fertilizer have made that big of an impact.
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LOL... A vote of no confidence in renewable power.. Reality is setting in.
The Biden administration on Monday said it’s providing Pacific Gas & Electric Co. with a $1.1 billion grant to help the company prevent the closure of Diablo Canyon, California’s last nuclear power plant.
www.cnbc.com
The Biden administration on Monday said it’s providing Pacific Gas & Electric Co. with a $1.1 billion grant to help the company prevent the closure of Diablo Canyon, California’s last nuclear power plant.
Biden grants PG&E $1 billion to keep Diablo Canyon nuclear plant open
Diablo Canyon was originally scheduled to be shut down in two phases in 2024 and 2025, but state lawmakers have voted to keep it open for five more years.
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