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Global Governments Begin Warning of Critical Food Shortages​

First things first, there is no need for panic, and it is important to remember the United States is a net food exporter. The U.S. is blessed with a food production and capacity industry that leads the world. We have fertile land, abundant harvests and the strong advantage of food independence.

That said, the influence of multinational corporations in our agriculture industry over the past three decades has ramifications, and we have outlined exhaustively, on these pages, what the real-world consequences are. As we head into a chapter of global food crisis, the food production capacity of the United States can be viewed as an asset, but only insofar as we are willing to secure a national food supply for our own America-First interests.

What we have talked about prudently on these pages is now coming into greater focus, as global leaders are beginning to prepare their own citizens for the long-term consequences of their disruption to the food supply chain.

The meteor of government intervention hit the ocean back in the spring of 2020, when government intervened in the food supply process, the tsunami -the ripple effect from that intervention- is now within sight of shore.

I’m not going to repeat the history here. CTH readers already know the details {Go Deep} – for everyone else, use the site search function. As a result of intervention, global COVID intervention, food stocks were depleted. Combined with increased energy costs, driven by the ideological chase for climate change under the guise of ‘Build Back Better,’ we end up with higher fertilizer costs for this year.

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Global Governments Begin Warning of Critical Food Shortages - The Last Refuge

First things first, there is no need for panic, and it is important to remember the United States is a net food exporter. The U.S. is blessed with a food production and capacity industry that leads the world. We have fertile land, abundant harvests and the strong advantage of food...
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livingston said:

Global Governments Begin Warning of Critical Food Shortages​

First things first, there is no need for panic, and it is important to remember the United States is a net food exporter. The U.S. is blessed with a food production and capacity industry that leads the world. We have fertile land, abundant harvests and the strong advantage of food independence.

That said, the influence of multinational corporations in our agriculture industry over the past three decades has ramifications, and we have outlined exhaustively, on these pages, what the real-world consequences are. As we head into a chapter of global food crisis, the food production capacity of the United States can be viewed as an asset, but only insofar as we are willing to secure a national food supply for our own America-First interests.

What we have talked about prudently on these pages is now coming into greater focus, as global leaders are beginning to prepare their own citizens for the long-term consequences of their disruption to the food supply chain.

The meteor of government intervention hit the ocean back in the spring of 2020, when government intervened in the food supply process, the tsunami -the ripple effect from that intervention- is now within sight of shore.

I’m not going to repeat the history here. CTH readers already know the details {Go Deep} – for everyone else, use the site search function. As a result of intervention, global COVID intervention, food stocks were depleted. Combined with increased energy costs, driven by the ideological chase for climate change under the guise of ‘Build Back Better,’ we end up with higher fertilizer costs for this year.

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Global Governments Begin Warning of Critical Food Shortages - The Last Refuge

First things first, there is no need for panic, and it is important to remember the United States is a net food exporter. The U.S. is blessed with a food production and capacity industry that leads the world. We have fertile land, abundant harvests and the strong advantage of food...
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We are a net exporter when fully utilizing modern fertilizer.

And assuming the farmers can get and afford diesel.

With the massive price spikes of both many farmers are choosing to fallow some fields rather than risk getting caught with food that cost them more to produce than they can sell it for.

And thats no idle concern. Our current administration would think nothing of imposing price fixing that makes such a supply chain catastrophe worse.

Things could get very sporty indeed in the next year or 2.
 
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War in Ukraine Triggers Global Food Emergency​

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means the food inflation that’s been plaguing global consumers is now tipping into a full-blown crisis, potentially outstripping even the pandemic’s blow and pushing millions more into hunger.

Together, Russia and Ukraine account for a whopping portion of the world’s agricultural supplies, exporting so much wheat, corn, sunflower oil and other foods that it adds up to more than a tenth of all calories traded globally. Now, shipments from both countries have virtually dried up.

Commodity markets are soaring — wheat is up about 50% in two weeks and corn just touched a decade high. The surging costs could end up weighing on currencies in emerging markets, where food represents a bigger share of consumer-price baskets. And analysts are predicting export flows will continue to be disrupted for months even if the war were to end tomorrow.

The crisis extends beyond just the impact of grain exports (critical as they are). Russia is also a key supplier for fertilizers. Virtually every major crop in the world depends on inputs like potash and nitrogen, and without a steady stream, farmers will have a harder time growing everything from coffee to rice and soybeans.

“It’s an amazing food shock,” said Abdolreza Abbassian, an independent market analyst and a former senior economist at the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization. “I don’t know of a situation like this in the 30 years I was involved in this sector.”

The current crisis is going to make things worse, likely sending hunger to unprecedented levels as the conflict turns millions of people into refugees and sends food prices even higher.
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War in Ukraine Triggers Global Food Emergency

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means the food inflation that’s been plaguing global consumers is now tipping into a full-blown crisis, potentially outstripping even the pandemic’s blow and pushing millions more into hunger.
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Saltwater60 said:
I’m not so confident in our food independence anymore either. We have worker issues and other issue spat has stated above. We have also sold off farmland for solar panels and new home construction.
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Look at a majority of upstate NY. A majority used to be rural.

Heck my street wasn't paved for years. It was crusher run packed down.

Now it's paved. I got cable TV. Street lights. Of course more farm land sold and turned into houses.

There was a parcel of property that I wanted down my street that had some acreage for cheap. However the town didn't want me to turn it back into farm land. You know, demo the house that was on it.

I wanted to plant corn or let a farmer rent it for haying or something that will feed beef or feed humans.
 
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Funny how the demonrats always know what to do or what is going to happen; even if they have to make it happen.
 
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Flour rationing in Lebanon, grain hoarding in Hungary: How the Ukraine war is lurching the globe toward a new food crisis​


To guard their food supplies, countries are turning to trade protectionism — one major factor that sharply worsened the 2007-2008 crisis. Since the Russian invasion, Indonesia has set new limits on palm oil exports to control prices. Hungary banned all grain exports last week; Serbia on Wednesday said it would ban exports of wheat, corn, flour and cooking oil. On Thursday, Egypt — a country 80 percent reliant on Russian and Ukrainian wheat — imposed controls on grain exports as the price of subsidized bread has already started to creep up.

Grains are global commodities, and the price for flour, bread and other foods is set to hike across the globe, including in the United States. But the countries most impacted are likely to be those most heavily dependent on Ukrainian and Russian wheat — including Egypt, Turkey, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Eritrea, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Lebanon and Somalia.

In response to the Ukraine crisis, Syria said it would ration wheat, sugar and cooking oil. In Lebanon, a fragile government left with one month’s wheat supply, is diverting milled flour to bread makers while it scrambles to strike new import deals from other countries including India.

 
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fresch said:
Do not forget to get the yeast for bread making!
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If you make sour dough bread you will not need yeast just a warm spot ... Girlfriend just started a starter and it is working very well .. Takes about 10 days and one feeds it once a day...

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If you had told me many years ago that I could make enticingly crunchy, tender, and healthy bread at home with only a few elemental ingredients, I would not have believed you. I would have claimed that baking bread requires a professional mixer, a specialized oven, and a list of ingredients so long your eyes start to glaze over. But now I perform this alchemy day after day in my home kitchen: transforming three basic ingredients into wholesome sourdough bread. How does one begin the journey of making naturally leavened bread at home? It starts with, well, making a sourdough starter from scratch.
 
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My family has baked bread for decades. Nothing special about it. Some bread variations you just need time if you want to make it in a minimalist fashion.

In fact, I'm actually going to be baking a loaf of my standard white bread here this afternoon.

I don't even remember the last time I went to the store to get a loaf of bread.
 
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libertysnake said:
They’d be wise to remedy this quickly. With no food to eat, there is nothing to lose for many people.
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We could have ten times the number of people trying to cross our southern border folks .... And no will to stop a mass migration from our leaders...
If one has the money to get to mexico city while many parts of the population in your country cannot buy food... One would be smart to land in Mexico and head north,,,
 
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libertysnake said:
They’d be wise to remedy this quickly. With no food to eat, there is nothing to lose for many people.
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It's already starting to happen. A good friend of mine works for a small gas station/deli (right outside Hyde Park) and had a young fellow, 13 years old try to steal a bottle of ketchup, a bag of flour, and toothpaste. After being confronted and being told he can get locked up in juvi, the kid fessed up. The owner felt bad and let the kid off after the kid started crying saying his mommy needed it for cooking and to brush their teeth.

He said it would've been different if it was beer, candy or other nonsense that usually gets ripped off by juvis. But ketchup, flour and toothpaste?? Seriously this is only the start.
 
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