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1 posted on 06/22/2022 5:09:41 AM PDT by Red Badger
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“Disaster in the Heartland: Wheat Crops in Kansas Are Failing on a Massive Scale”

FAKE NEWS!!! They’re not blaming it on Putin. Expect an update once the Administration gets wind of the story.


2 posted on 06/22/2022 5:11:43 AM PDT by BobL (My hatred of Necons/Globalists exceeds my love of Ukraine or any other country, other than the US)
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At this point, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is telling us that 41 percent of all wheat in Kansas is in “poor” or “very poor” condition.

For this administration, the important thing is knowing what Kansas wheat’s pronouns are.


3 posted on 06/22/2022 5:14:16 AM PDT by Flick Lives
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We may be entering the Great Tribulation. Obviously storing food, water, and medicines are critical. But the most important thing is to get right with your Maker…

Luke 21:34 And take heed to yourselves, lest at any time your hearts be overcharged with surfeiting, and drunkenness, and cares of this life, and so that day come upon you unawares. 35 For as a snare shall it come on all them that dwell on the face of the whole earth. 36 Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may be accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to pass, and to stand before the Son of man.
5 posted on 06/22/2022 5:17:27 AM PDT by Jan_Sobieski (Sanctification)
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Control the food, control the people


6 posted on 06/22/2022 5:19:22 AM PDT by AppyPappy (Biden told Al Roker "America is back". Unfortunately, he meant back to the 1970's)
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Our more successful farmers in LA (lower Alabama) are irrigating crops at considerable expense. The rest are often “insurance farmers”, they are paid to fail.


7 posted on 06/22/2022 5:19:56 AM PDT by Quilla
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Capitalism has made the climate gluten-intolerant?


9 posted on 06/22/2022 5:21:24 AM PDT by P.O.E.
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Droughts are caused by environmental cooling, not warming.

Warming causes more water to evaporate and eventually rain down.


10 posted on 06/22/2022 5:21:34 AM PDT by NicoDon
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A major factor in the Great Depression, and one that is not much examined any more, is the fact that a widespread drought was also occurring in the western plains, and the Dust Bowl was one of the results, as marginal land that had been forced into farming no longer got the natural moisture to sustain its function. That in turn caused a great migration within the US, and considerable development of forms of irrigation and farmland utilization. Conservation, they called it, and it was a mighty force to stave off the very worst of the collapse of agriculture, but then, the philosophy took a nasty little turn, and “conservation” became the locking up of natural resources “for the future”.

A future that was miserly, marked by hoarding and artificial scarcities, until very little was allowed to be dribbled out, permitting a meager existence but no growth.


12 posted on 06/22/2022 5:32:39 AM PDT by alloysteel (There are folks running the government who shouldn't be allowed to play with matches - Will Rogers)
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We cut our wheat Monday on our NW Oklahoma farm. We lucked out and got a good crop. The area hasn’t had any widespread rain since March. But, our farm managed to get enough spotty showers to carry it through. Many other farms in NW OK lost their crop though. It was not a good year. Not much wheat sitting in the silos. Now comes the waiting game watching the wheat price and knowing when to sell it.


13 posted on 06/22/2022 5:33:21 AM PDT by eastexsteve
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Dust Bowl II


16 posted on 06/22/2022 5:41:16 AM PDT by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn...)
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No Communist country can feed its self. There is always a drought or some other ‘out of our control emergency’ that causes the wheat crop to fail.


18 posted on 06/22/2022 5:46:09 AM PDT by Tupelo (Don't underestimate The Republican Party's ability to f*ck things up)
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Of all the years for drought to hit western Kansas wheat farmers, it couldn’t have come at a worse time.

This was said during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression.

19 posted on 06/22/2022 5:47:13 AM PDT by Ingtar
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They are spraying the skies and interfering with nature.


21 posted on 06/22/2022 5:47:57 AM PDT by dforest (We have to put a stop to this now.)
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Let's not panic yet.

https://kansasreflector.com/2022/06/14/kansas-wheat-quality-expected-to-be-high-despite-drop-in-yield-after-yearslong-drought/

Kansas wheat quality expected to be high despite drop in yield after yearslong drought

LAWRENCE — Kansas’ wheat quality is estimated to be above average and high in protein this year because of a lack of rain, according to Farmers Business Network’s senior commodity analyst Rejeana Gvillo.

Such findings from a mid-May wheat tour through Kansas conducted by the Wheat Quality Council are the good news. The bad news is an estimated 100 million bushel drop in wheat yield production for the state, according to U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall as he testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee in Washington, D.C., last week.

“I think that about 30% of our average yield is going to be impacted by drought this year,” Marshall said. “That’s a value of over a billion dollars to the state of Kansas.”

A persistent La Niña weather pattern that has failed to give way over the past three years facilitates hotter and drier weather conditions for the United States’ key production areas, according to Gvillo.

On the other hand, the dry weather has produced perfect conditions for little pest and fungus damage, resulting in higher quality wheat. Millers tend to pay more for higher quality wheat, according to Kansas State University.

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22 posted on 06/22/2022 5:48:01 AM PDT by Yo-Yo (Is the /Sarc tag really necessary? Pray for President Biden: Psalm 109:8)
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So I looked, and behold, a pale horse. And the name of him who sat on it was Death, and Hades followed with him. And power was given to them over a fourth of the earth, to kill with sword, with hunger, with death, and by the beasts of the earth.
24 posted on 06/22/2022 5:49:57 AM PDT by BipolarBob (Where is Biden leading us and what's with the hand basket?)
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FWIW, the wheat fields around me (Wichita area) are doing well. My wheat farmer brother got 60 bushels/acre, which is darn good. Sold it for over $10/bushel, so he came out good this year.


25 posted on 06/22/2022 5:59:59 AM PDT by Dan in Wichita
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KANSAS CROP PROGRESS AND CONDITION

https://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Kansas/Publications/Crop_Progress_and_Condition/2022/KS-weekly0621.pdf

Winter wheat condition rated 16% very poor, 24% poor, 33% fair, 25% good, and 2% excellent. Winter wheat coloring was 94%, near 90% last year. Mature was 70%, ahead of 54% last year and 56% for the five-year average. Harvested was 27%, ahead of 11% last year and 18% average.


26 posted on 06/22/2022 6:06:20 AM PDT by FarCenter
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2 Chronicles 7:13-14

“When I shut up the heavens so that there is no rain, or command locusts to devour the land or send a plague among My people, if My people, who are called by My name, will humble themselves and pray and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.


32 posted on 06/22/2022 6:38:27 AM PDT by stars & stripes forever (Blessed the nation whose GOD is the LORD. ~ Psalm 33:12)
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All part of the Tribulation; War, Pestilence, Disease and Famine.


34 posted on 06/22/2022 6:43:41 AM PDT by chopperk
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It is all pretty obvious this is Trump's Putin's fault.
42 posted on 06/22/2022 7:38:21 AM PDT by Gritty
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