Dont mean to fearmonger anyone, but the stats dont lie. The US has made 30% less grains than the year before. We still have last years grains on the shelves, not this years, so we wont feel the effects until late winter all the way through 2023. What will this mean? This could potentially increase the cost of everything wheat related by 30%, or worse, all the stuff is gone from the stores like its toilet paper back in 2020.
100,000 cows were just all killed this month, from 'heat'. Bill Gates bought millions of acres of rancher land across America without zero intentions of producing meat. So expect meat shortage, higher price of milk, eggs.
It is costing farmers $90 per food supply to feed their cattle in a day, compared to $60 last year, and $20 the year before. Expect hardships there too.
And of course gas, trucking companies are now taking some load carrys at a loss, with the alternative is closing their business.
The next year is going to be brutal, so please prepare yourselves for what is to come, because this recession is going to effect us all.