Food riots thread…and energy.
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Grape Drank is 8.3lbs per gallon. Kind of skews the average.
Nahhh.... I'm good bro ........ got my Solar generator to charge my phone so I can keep watching the you tube videos when there's no more grid !!!
Since no one has hit on this particular form of preservation yet .
Fermenting is a good preservation method and it only takes a little bit of salt.
Unprocessed/natural salt , not table salt !
Several 5 gal buckets of salt could preserve a lot of vegetables. 3-4 tablespoons of salt to ferment 1 quart of veggies . You do the math !
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Speaking of food prices , stopped at Publix the other night to grab some fresh fish .
Catfish was $10 a pound and tilapia was $8.50 a pound !
Fermenting is a good preservation method and it only takes a little bit of salt.
Unprocessed/natural salt , not table salt !
Several 5 gal buckets of salt could preserve a lot of vegetables. 3-4 tablespoons of salt to ferment 1 quart of veggies . You do the math !
Follow me for more tips and tricks to help you thru the Biden apocalypse!
Speaking of food prices , stopped at Publix the other night to grab some fresh fish .
Catfish was $10 a pound and tilapia was $8.50 a pound !
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Dave Sherwood
Thu, April 21, 2022, 12:09 PM·2 min read
By Dave Sherwood
HAVANA (Reuters) - Russia on Thursday donated nearly 20,000 tonnes of wheat to political ally Cuba, a welcome gift to the Caribbean island nation beginning to feel the pain of soaring global prices for grains following the war in Ukraine.
Russian ambassador to Cuba Andrei Guskov said at a ceremony that his country´s government had agreed last year to send the grains to Cuba.
But the ship transporting the wheat, Guskov said, was stalled off the island for a month by Western sanctions imposed on Russia after its invasion of Ukraine. Banking-related restrictions had complicated Russia´s payments to the shipper, he said, making it impossible for the boat to offload and "convert the wheat to bread for Cubans."
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Thu, April 21, 2022, 12:09 PM·2 min read
By Dave Sherwood
HAVANA (Reuters) - Russia on Thursday donated nearly 20,000 tonnes of wheat to political ally Cuba, a welcome gift to the Caribbean island nation beginning to feel the pain of soaring global prices for grains following the war in Ukraine.
Russian ambassador to Cuba Andrei Guskov said at a ceremony that his country´s government had agreed last year to send the grains to Cuba.
But the ship transporting the wheat, Guskov said, was stalled off the island for a month by Western sanctions imposed on Russia after its invasion of Ukraine. Banking-related restrictions had complicated Russia´s payments to the shipper, he said, making it impossible for the boat to offload and "convert the wheat to bread for Cubans."
Russia donates wheat to ally Cuba as grains prices soar globally
Russia on Thursday donated nearly 20,000 tonnes of wheat to political ally Cuba, a welcome gift to the Caribbean island nation beginning to feel the pain of soaring global prices for grains following the war in Ukraine. Russian ambassador to Cuba Andrei Guskov said at a ceremony that his...
Totally normal.
https://timcast.com/news/strange-trend-of-food-processing-plants-fires-manifests-across-the-us/
#itcanthappenhere
https://timcast.com/news/strange-trend-of-food-processing-plants-fires-manifests-across-the-us/
#itcanthappenhere
Food and commodities will be weaponized. .Dave Sherwood
Thu, April 21, 2022, 12:09 PM·2 min read
By Dave Sherwood
HAVANA (Reuters) - Russia on Thursday donated nearly 20,000 tonnes of wheat to political ally Cuba, a welcome gift to the Caribbean island nation beginning to feel the pain of soaring global prices for grains following the war in Ukraine.
Russian ambassador to Cuba Andrei Guskov said at a ceremony that his country´s government had agreed last year to send the grains to Cuba.
But the ship transporting the wheat, Guskov said, was stalled off the island for a month by Western sanctions imposed on Russia after its invasion of Ukraine. Banking-related restrictions had complicated Russia´s payments to the shipper, he said, making it impossible for the boat to offload and "convert the wheat to bread for Cubans."
Russia donates wheat to ally Cuba as grains prices soar globally
Russia on Thursday donated nearly 20,000 tonnes of wheat to political ally Cuba, a welcome gift to the Caribbean island nation beginning to feel the pain of soaring global prices for grains following the war in Ukraine. Russian ambassador to Cuba Andrei Guskov said at a ceremony that his...
Of course..... Biblical.....
The Seven Years of Plenty
…48During those seven years, Joseph collected all the excess food in the land of Egypt and stored it in the cities. In every city he laid up the food from the fields around it.
Thirsty?
https://www.12news.com/article/news...-page/75-c2f25f52-bbdc-4adb-a427-3412ab90d84f
Not sure if this is used to irrigate any farm land.
https://www.12news.com/article/news...-page/75-c2f25f52-bbdc-4adb-a427-3412ab90d84f
Not sure if this is used to irrigate any farm land.
What we really need to do is build about 10 million more homes and bring in another 50 million people into the area to accelerate the water usage...
That'll fix it for sure!
American's are drinking more recycled water than they can imagine.....Technology keeps getting better and better... Eventually a family home will be a "stand alone" unit and 100% of the water will be recycled. The only loss will be from evaporation... 30 years ago we were building sewage treatment plants that captured the methane to fire the boilers, sending solids to fields for fertilizer and watering golf courses with recycled water.
That is why Bill Gates wants to reduce the population of the world and Elon wants to put people on far away planets....
I can really help them with their plans....
I'll begin writing a list of people to eliminate, errr, umm, reduce - and who I would like to send off planet.
Um, yeah. ^this
Going to be partying in Miami, and buying up desert in nv.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson Discusses Food Processing Plants Across the Country Catching Fire, Over a Dozen Factories Destroyed, Including Two THIS WEEK in Plane Crashes | The Gateway Pundit | by Julian Conradson
With the cost of energy skyrocketing and record-breaking inflation, the Biden administration came out last month and warned the public about “food shortages” hitting the US.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
World Bank warns that higher fertilizer and energy costs pose a threat to harvests after global food prices soar by more than one-third
Rising prices are likely to exacerbate malnutrition and poverty rates, the bank's president warns.
They are pushing the world hunger and food shortage story to prep people for their justification claim of using the vaccine to reduce birth rates, increase death rates, and thus help control the population numbers of the world.
How in the hell am I suppose to make or "grill" my deep fried twinkies !
Now the commies wanna take my DFT's
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Gutter oil. You can get it from the chai-knee.
Indonesia bans palm oil exports as global food inflation spikes
Indonesia, the world's top palm oil producer, announced plans to ban exports of the most widely used vegetable oil on Friday, in a shock move that could further inflame surging global food inflation. The halting of shipments of the cooking oil and its raw material, widely used in products...
Countries circling the wagons on their shit.
better stock up on a lot of different chocolates that use the Indo palm oil, same as things such as Oreos, pop tarts, Hersheys, Ritz, cheez-its, mars etc
The problem isn't a shortage of water. It's where the water is kept. Warehouses and stores full of bottled water. People are 80 percent water. We've taken the water out of nature so it can't go anywhere. And the population keeps increasing so that water is tied up too.
History repeating... all the way back to Biblical times... Spices like cinnamon, pepper, ginger and cumin were valuable. Storage facilities for grain and other food commodities have disappeared in modern times. Having well stocked 'stores" will become a priority for many countries.Indonesia bans palm oil exports as global food inflation spikes
Indonesia, the world's top palm oil producer, announced plans to ban exports of the most widely used vegetable oil on Friday, in a shock move that could further inflame surging global food inflation. The halting of shipments of the cooking oil and its raw material, widely used in products...www.yahoo.com
Countries circling the wagons on their shit.
I think it was the fertilizer shortage thread where a member said he’s not worried to much about this year availability, but that next year we’re fucked.
It is true that next year has to potential to be truly an extremely bad year. I would not say we are in the clear for this year and not to worry. But the year next will be worse.
For the commercial growers, there is probably enough residual fertilizer left in the soil to produce a crop this year, at somewhat lower production per acre. When attempting to grasp all of the different challenges (fertilizer, fuel, transportation, etc) it is appearing the upcoming recession could be longer in duration than the recessions of the previous 50 years. All of those recessions basically had a "quick fix" by pumping more oil, Government bail out's of the Too Big To Fail Corporations, Bernanke's Helicopter money and other stimulus. This recession is worldwide, not specific just to the USA. Should this Administration attempt to bail out the rest of the civilized countries, the repercussions would be disastrous.
Perhaps, just perhaps, America should prepare for the longest recession of our lifetime. A recession that would see us use up all of our "reserves" and focus more on long term sustainability.
Open for discussion.... How do any of you see it ?
I don’t think any of this is an accident, and I don’t believe in coincidences.
We need to understand the true “plan” of “The Great Reset”.
We need to understand the true “plan” of “The Great Reset”.
Well, at least we know they'll keep, literally, forever....
Mmmm, got some alternative menu items in mind. I hear democrats are juicy and soft. Like chicken.
Pretty sure that General Mills plant in Covington, Ga is still standing and operating. Local news said the plane missed the plant. Locals stated that the pilot was able to avoid colliding with the buildings. I saw the report and the building they showed damaged may have been on the property but was not the production plant. It’s less than 2 miles from I-20 and there wasn’t a huge fire visible when I passed that exit. The distribution center 12 miles away hasn’t missed a beat. I see those trucks running daily. I can drive by and take pics if needed. Tucker stretched a bit on that report. LolWATCH: Tucker Carlson Discusses Food Processing Plants Across the Country Catching Fire, Over a Dozen Factories Destroyed, Including Two THIS WEEK in Plane Crashes | The Gateway Pundit | by Julian Conradson
With the cost of energy skyrocketing and record-breaking inflation, the Biden administration came out last month and warned the public about “food shortages” hitting the US.
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Lots of disclaimers here. Lol
This could have been out together better. The guy jumps around a lot between stocks and food chain topics. It’s a hard listen because of this.
He does explain the food chain issue which is tied to energy.
If a farmer can't get enough fertilizer to grow a bumper crop then he won't buy a new tractor this season. He may park the one tractor in his fleet that is the most costly to maintain. Consumables like tires, replacement parts, plow shares, cutting edges and similar may just get put off replacing this year. Throughout industry attitudes are changing to the "run to failure" mindset. Gettin' blood out of turnips.
The domino's are falling.
www.cnbc.com
The domino's are falling.
Bank of America downgrades Deere, citing potential surges in fertilizer prices
Deere may be one of the largest agricultural equipment manufacturers, but the upside is limited, Bank of America says.
Just an aside, I was watching a documentary on fentanyl production and opioid crisis brought on by open borders, and the human smuggling and trafficking, and how the cartels were making hundreds of millions of dollars a month. Then I saw a news program in which it was openlydisclosed that US military weapons were found among Russian forces in Donesk. (We knew there were Ukranians selling US weapons to Russians, because we read Portajohn). We know, with NO accountability of where weapons we sent to Ukraine end up, just as the weapons that were provided to Afghanistan can end up anywhere, and the weapons in Libya, etc. that US-purchased weapons go through black markets and can end up anywhere for the right price.
So we have heard how the cartels acquire mercenary-type forces with superior firepower overwhelming local Mexican police and border patrol, right? They now have huge amounts of cash flow to buy even more sophisticating "toys", and our government is accommodating them not only by providing the lucrative open border, but altering supply by releasing oodles of our latest and greatest weapons to the black market purely by poor management and policy.
My point here with this thread - I was thinking about how "ugly" things can get in a true severe food shortage situation. We have a president/administration trying to remove any reasonable "crisis/SHTF" weapons out of the hands of American citizens. With no physical border and no intent to control it, those cartels will have the ability not only to cross the border but will have their members potentially armed to the teeth with our military's best, even the best-planned "groups/communities" with modest munitions (except for some hiders of course) can be laid to waste for their provisions.
Pessimistic doom-gloomingfiction or possible scenario?
So we have heard how the cartels acquire mercenary-type forces with superior firepower overwhelming local Mexican police and border patrol, right? They now have huge amounts of cash flow to buy even more sophisticating "toys", and our government is accommodating them not only by providing the lucrative open border, but altering supply by releasing oodles of our latest and greatest weapons to the black market purely by poor management and policy.
My point here with this thread - I was thinking about how "ugly" things can get in a true severe food shortage situation. We have a president/administration trying to remove any reasonable "crisis/SHTF" weapons out of the hands of American citizens. With no physical border and no intent to control it, those cartels will have the ability not only to cross the border but will have their members potentially armed to the teeth with our military's best, even the best-planned "groups/communities" with modest munitions (except for some hiders of course) can be laid to waste for their provisions.
Pessimistic doom-gloomingfiction or possible scenario?
I'll roll with your "aside" and bring it back to the food topic. Factor in the weapons you mentioned, apply guerrilla warfare focused on the food supply chain. Disrupt fresh produce for a few days at port of entry and it gets delivered to the landfills.
The advice I would give ends with me possibly banned and a visit from the alphabet gang. 
https://news.yahoo.com/colorado-river-stressed-drought-more-231046128.html
Above is a video news report
https://www.denverpost.com/2022/04/27/colorado-drought-natural-disaster-wildfire-usda/
This is a written story.
Southwest is not looking very good.
Above is a video news report
https://www.denverpost.com/2022/04/27/colorado-drought-natural-disaster-wildfire-usda/
This is a written story.
Southwest is not looking very good.
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Money…..that’s adorable….. if it comes down too it, money won’t be worth shit.
“Money” comes in many different forms. I would not underestimate it.
Commodities is one form. It is currently being weaponized to the point and scale that I have not seen. Energy, food, materials etc.
Labor issues, idle trains leave U.S. grain and food stranded -shippers
Rail backlogs in the United States are delaying shipment of grains as well as processed flour and corn syrup, contributing to the national problem of inflation, food and grain companies said at a hearing this week. Included in the hearing were Berkshire Hathaway Inc's BNSF Railway, Union...
Nope. Back in 2014 I met a few kids at Adventure Camp who trapped regularly
The Great Reset will not go as the globalists envisioned. Instead we'll have a Great Awakening and then freedom (after some pitchforks and torches are applied). There will be some difficult years, but that's part of the birthing process of a new paradigm.
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