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To: PIF; Kevmo; BiglyCommentary; blam; MercyFlush; All

I had the impression from other articles that a lot of this grain was already stored in Odessa, thus the main obstacle is the ship transport possibilities, which of course are currently not good. On the other hand as hunger begins to bite the poorer countries is there the possibility for UN action, especially if Putin becomes incapacitated? A lot of the Ukraine future crop will be needed at home since it will be a much smaller harvest. Of course the Orcs will be taking home most of whatever is found or grown in the territories , they now control and can keep although their running off with much of the farm machinery will not be a plus. I wonder what Russian capacity to maintain western farm machinery actually is, and if they will be able to get repair parts with current and potential future sanctions?


85 posted on 05/09/2022 9:29:44 AM PDT by gleeaikin (Question authority!)
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Farm machinery was locked. Will have to jury rig - if it is possible - to start. Bypassing the lockout will take a bit of ingenuity as manufacturers are not idiots.

Gain in silos will be needed in Ukraine, as there is going to be a very low harvest of wheat; most of what has been planted is buckwheat and oats


86 posted on 05/09/2022 9:47:55 AM PDT by PIF (They came for me and mine ... now its your turn)
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