(Jim Hoft) Soaring fertilizer prices are squeezing Midwest corn and soybean farmers this year. The average 2,500 acre farm is seeing their fertilizer bill soar by $175,000, from $250,000 to 425,000.
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Black Swan Event? Top US Fertilizer Producer Hit With Rail Delays To Midwest
(Activist Post) A fertilizer supply shock is imminent for US farmers as CF Industries Holdings, Inc. warned Thursday that rail shipments of crop nutrients would be reduced to top agricultural states, which couldn’t come at a worse time as the Northern Hemisphere spring planting season is underway.
What Is Going On? Union Pacific Rail Lines Begin Restricting Rail Shipments of Nitrogen Based Fertilizer During Spring Planting Season
(Jim Hoft) In early March, Tucker Carlson invited Iowa Corn and soybean farmer Ben Riensche on his top-rated program to discuss the massive inflation we are about to see in food prices here at home.
Soaring Fertilizer Prices to Spark Global Famines Unseen in Modern History
(Kevin Hughes) A modern-era crisis is looming with global prices for fertilizer tripling and food production dwindling.
The Growing Importance of Creating Your Own Fertilizer
(Joanna Miller) We’ve all been watching prices climb at the grocery stores, and it’s only getting worse. There are issues at every level of food production and distribution. Certain kinds of mandates have made it more difficult for truckers to do their job. Meat processors had to add a variety of safety protocols and new jobs, such as “social distance monitors,” in their processing plants to slow down Covid outbreaks. The more overhead expenses the processors have, the more the costs of the actual product increase. And in between the megadrought and skyrocketing fertilizer prices, food is simply getting harder to produce. The ongoing fire at the fertilizer plant in North Carolina will not help.
No Fertilizer, No Food: Global shutdown of fossil fuels the quickest way to STARVATION HELL
(Mike Adams) Engineered food scarcity is a weapon that’s designed to achieve depopulation across the globe by creating famine, starvation and social unrest.
Top 6 Organic Fertilizers for Your Garden
(Divina Ramirez) The use of fertilizers dates back 8,000 years, when early farmers used manure to fertilize their crops. However, modern, commercial agriculture has now become heavily dependent on toxic synthetic fertilizers.