Farming Insider Warns The Coming Food Shortages Are Going To Be Far Worse Than We’re Being Told

Republic Brief ^ | 01/31/2022 | Jeff Miller

[nuconvert]

When I went to my grocery store yesterday, it was better stocked than it had been in weeks

[McGavin999]

Fortunately I can stand to lose a few pounds, so I’m good.

[arkfreepdom]

There will lots of local produce in our area but the city dwellers may find it harder to get their usual on time things. Since they are idiots that voted for this stuff it’s karma.
I like squirrel, too, so I’ll shoot a few if I need meat. They’re everywhere

[Bayard]

Today.

Summer and fall may not be in good condition, but that all depends on what conditions exist in the spring.

[BiglyCommentary]

So sounds like a long corn, short soybeans trade should get placed.

[Sequoyah101]

Start solving the problem by quitting growing food for fuel.

[Husker24]

Liquid Nitrogen? I think they mean Anhydrous Ammonia which contains Nitrogen.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Quick! Let’s get those caravans full of foreign freeloaders moving to the U.S. border!!!

[tiki]

God help us. We retired last year but our son took over. He’s going to grow a contracted vegetable crop on 70 acres, under 20 acres of milo seed, wheat hay w/o fertilizer, Pima cotton w/little fertilizer. He will use most of his fertilizer on the veggie crop because it is the only one that stands a chance of a decent profit.

We have some cows and chickens. We just got a beef butchered and lucked into a pig ready to butcher. We will have a garden this year and I will can even though I hate to.
My pantry is full, I saw this coming for months. I dehydrated and froze much from my garden last summer.

[Jeff Chandler]

I went shopping this afternoon and the shelves at the Walmart Neighborhood Market were chock full.

[gnarledmaw]

This is part of the crash of bank owned farms that they have been planning for years.

Buying into B___**** like “economy of scale” has brought us right where some of us have said for a long time that it would lead.

[cpdiii]

100 lbs of processed deer in my freezer taken from my own land. That is all I need for this year. Much more game left on my land. 150 pounds of rice and beans in storage. I will not go hungry.

[Irenic]

yep

[McGavin999]

Oh most of America is in the same shape I am, and some worse. They’ll be just fine.

[rdcbn1]

The insane oil policy of the Biden Admin completely ignores the fact that a substantial fraction of the oil produced in the US is used for fertilizer, vital chemicals, plastics precursors and pharmaceuticals - none of which has impact CO2 emissions or energy production. This mismanagement is eerily reminiscent to the economic mismanagement of the Soviet economy of the 1920s and 1930s that created an economic implosion that gave rise to the chaos and starvation that drove the sever repression. I fear history is repeating itself, this time on a global scale that will hard hit in the less developed and vulnerable areas of the world.

[noiseman]

So we’ll have a bumper crop of soy. Just what’s needed to finish turning the entire populace into neutered pajama boys.

[The Duke]

” Fortunately I can stand to lose a few pounds, so I’m good.”

Same here. I’ve turned cheap eating into a personal challenge, and the initial results are good. I guess it’s just an early case of “Great Depression mindset”.

In addition to beans and rice, and the occasional case of Ramen noodles, and the occasional jar of peanut butter, I’m putting back quite a few cans of American made soup. One two-serving can of soup along with half an Italian sausage link makes a decent, 350 calorie meal for as low as $2.25.

All we’ve got to do is be tougher than the enemy.

[DannyTN]

Liquid Nitrogen?

You need very cold hardy plants to fertilize with liquid Nitrogen.