Dont be left holding the proverbial century egg. Get your houses in order. Check for holes in those preps. Peruse the attached articles and see how they might affect the current and future supply chain. Prepare accordingly.
Don't forget the cuteness!
Don't forget the cuteness!
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Forwarded from Thérèse
All transportation costs will go up and additional costs will be added to the consumer, including food. Shortages on food and anything made with oil, including plastic. All manufacturing costs which involve fuel will increase. All living expenses will rise. Guess this is one way to depopulate, especially with fall going into winter.
Forwarded from Fireworks Daily Team 2.0 (Pirate Ballz NotADude)
βΌοΈβThe next 24 hours will see staggering increases at the pump for both gasoline & diesel. Fuel margins have yet to catch up with previous wholesale hikes. Watch for huge increases in Great Lakes and Rocky Mountain states in particular." - Gulf Oil Chief Energy Advisor Tom Kloza.
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Forwarded from Doomsday shortages
Wheat exploded in price yesterday (limit up) after USDA forecast that over 8 million acres of HRW (Hard Red Wheat) will be abandoned in the Great Plains
That's 37% of planted acreage reported in the March Prospective Planting report, and means U.S. farmers this year will harvest their smallest wheat crop since 1972.
This comes on top of already record-low planted acreage heading into the season (lowest since 1919 in some metrics). Global supplies are tightening too.
Expect bread, pasta, baked goods, and processed foods to climb in the coming months β and pressure on livestock feed could push meat/dairy prices higher as well. This is another brick in the wall of rising food costs.
Grow your own food β that is the answer. Stock seeds, expand the garden, learn to preserve, and connect with local growers.
That's 37% of planted acreage reported in the March Prospective Planting report, and means U.S. farmers this year will harvest their smallest wheat crop since 1972.
This comes on top of already record-low planted acreage heading into the season (lowest since 1919 in some metrics). Global supplies are tightening too.
Expect bread, pasta, baked goods, and processed foods to climb in the coming months β and pressure on livestock feed could push meat/dairy prices higher as well. This is another brick in the wall of rising food costs.
Grow your own food β that is the answer. Stock seeds, expand the garden, learn to preserve, and connect with local growers.
Forwarded from Doomsday Tradecraft
If the grid went down tonight, how long would you actually last?
No power. No internet. No working ATMs. No fuel pumps. No easy resupply.
Most people are prepared for inconvenience. Very few are prepared for a real disruption.
Water. Food. Light. Communications. Medical. Security.
You donβt need to panic. You need a plan.
Save this post. Send it to someone who needs to see it. Start preparing before everyone else realizes they should have.
Find out more at blackscoutsurvival.com
No power. No internet. No working ATMs. No fuel pumps. No easy resupply.
Most people are prepared for inconvenience. Very few are prepared for a real disruption.
Water. Food. Light. Communications. Medical. Security.
You donβt need to panic. You need a plan.
Save this post. Send it to someone who needs to see it. Start preparing before everyone else realizes they should have.
Find out more at blackscoutsurvival.com
Forwarded from Azazel News (Aries)
Forwarded from Steve
Azazel News
10 Canned Foods Are Quietly Vanishing From Shelves #cannedfood #food #prepping #preppers
Spend time this weekend and really evaluate your preparedness. Take time alone and be still and Meditate on all the information that these channels provide and make a solid plan. It comes down to you to decide whats best for you and your survival the Government is not going to save you.
Forwarded from Fireworks Daily Team 2.0 (Roosevelt Terriers)
Illinois plant workers organize walkout after death of employee: Report
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/general/illinois-plant-workers-organize-walkout-after-death-of-employee-report/ar-AA2csZoa
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/general/illinois-plant-workers-organize-walkout-after-death-of-employee-report/ar-AA2csZoa
MSN
Illinois plant workers organize walkout after death of employee: Report
A worker told KWQC that this was the fourth death he was aware of at the Smithfield Foods plant in Monmouth.