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NEWS: Kroger announces they are SLASHING prices to give consumers much-needed relief and to stay competitive with other major retailers.
Fox & Friends: “The proposed cuts will impact thousands of items, but the full scale of the cut has yet to be revealed.”
Fox & Friends: “The proposed cuts will impact thousands of items, but the full scale of the cut has yet to be revealed.”
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UN FAO Warns of Food Crisis, Announces Technocratic Takeover of Food Production [VIDEO]
The UN's FAO just warned of a major global food crisis triggered by the Strait of Hormuz conflict.
In this video I decode their official policy recommendations and show what they actually mean for farmers and food production.
From digital registries and surveillance to debt traps and corporate control, this is the technocratic takeover of food production hidden behind "resilience" language. The real solution lies in decentralized, self-reliant food growing ... like Russia's dacha gardens that fed a nation during collapse. Watch until the end for the better path forward.
Substack: https://unshadowed.substack.com/p/un-fao-warns-of-food-crisis-announces
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIL82oCJyGQ
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This is troubling for its implications though none of it is a surprise. Indeed, I suspect this was always an intended milestone, towards which numerous other activities have contributed.
The UN's FAO just warned of a major global food crisis triggered by the Strait of Hormuz conflict.
In this video I decode their official policy recommendations and show what they actually mean for farmers and food production.
From digital registries and surveillance to debt traps and corporate control, this is the technocratic takeover of food production hidden behind "resilience" language. The real solution lies in decentralized, self-reliant food growing ... like Russia's dacha gardens that fed a nation during collapse. Watch until the end for the better path forward.
Substack: https://unshadowed.substack.com/p/un-fao-warns-of-food-crisis-announces
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIL82oCJyGQ
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This is troubling for its implications though none of it is a surprise. Indeed, I suspect this was always an intended milestone, towards which numerous other activities have contributed.
Substack
UN FAO Warns of Food Crisis, Announces Technocratic Takeover of Food Production
FAO's policy recommendations speak to the end of traditional farming/ranching
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Yeah, I'm sure it has absolutely nothing to do with chemtrails... 👿🙏👇
https://www.stlmag.com/news/post-tornado-soil-tests-lead/
https://www.stlmag.com/news/post-tornado-soil-tests-lead/
St. Louis Magazine
Post-tornado soil tests find that lead is a problem—but not a new one
St. Louis is no stranger to the dangers of lead exposure, and in the aftermath of the May 16, 2025, tornado, people were worried. What does all that disturbed matter mean for people’s health? That question has sprung a team of academics into action over the…
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US Wheat condition continues to decline — food prices will continue to rise. #GoGrow a garden!
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US GROCERY FOOD WASTE SPARKS DEBATE OVER PRICING AND DONATION RULES
Large volumes of discarded food at major U.S. grocery chains such as Walmart, Kroger, Safeway, and Publix are drawing attention to waste practices across the retail sector. Industry policies, liability concerns, and cosmetic standards often lead to edible but imperfect or near-expired items being removed from shelves and discarded. While some food is donated, retailers say legal risk and strict handling rules limit large-scale redistribution. The issue has fueled broader debate over food pricing, waste reduction, and supply chain efficiency in the United States.
Large volumes of discarded food at major U.S. grocery chains such as Walmart, Kroger, Safeway, and Publix are drawing attention to waste practices across the retail sector. Industry policies, liability concerns, and cosmetic standards often lead to edible but imperfect or near-expired items being removed from shelves and discarded. While some food is donated, retailers say legal risk and strict handling rules limit large-scale redistribution. The issue has fueled broader debate over food pricing, waste reduction, and supply chain efficiency in the United States.
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California Lettuce Regulations Blamed For Massive Farming Cost Surge
New data from a Cal Poly study shows regulatory compliance costs for California lettuce farms have surged from about $109 per acre in 2006 to more than $1,600 per acre in 2024 — an increase of roughly 1,400%. The study, which tracked a large Salinas Valley lettuce grower, found expanding regulations tied to food safety, labor, air quality, water use, and workplace standards have dramatically raised production costs in a state responsible for around 70% of America’s lettuce supply, fueling concerns over rising grocery prices and the impact of heavy regulation on farming.
New data from a Cal Poly study shows regulatory compliance costs for California lettuce farms have surged from about $109 per acre in 2006 to more than $1,600 per acre in 2024 — an increase of roughly 1,400%. The study, which tracked a large Salinas Valley lettuce grower, found expanding regulations tied to food safety, labor, air quality, water use, and workplace standards have dramatically raised production costs in a state responsible for around 70% of America’s lettuce supply, fueling concerns over rising grocery prices and the impact of heavy regulation on farming.
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