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In reply to the discussion: American farmers dealt new blow as Trump's Iran war escalates [View all]flashman13
(2,320 posts)41. But the price of eggs!!
Shortage of fertilizer = shortage of chicken feed. Shortage of chicken feed = shortage of chickens. ( BTW Shortage of bird flu tracking could result in a massive shortage of chickens.) Shortage of chickens = shortage of eggs. Shortage of eggs = higher egg prices.
See how this all works. But the price of eggs.
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Most farmers and ranchers in Texas do not like environmental regulations and
walkingman
8 hrs ago
#53
So ... 95% are family farms. What percentage of PRODUCTION is due to family farms ? What percentage of $$$$ ?
eppur_se_muova
8 hrs ago
#50
Somehow, i can't garner any sympathy for someone who most likely voted for t.
mwmisses4289
15 hrs ago
#3
As a fat bald old white man, I am pleased to agree that demographic bias can be highly...
NNadir
13 hrs ago
#25
Pfffftt...they know Trump will send them that much more CASH than he did in 2017
Bengus81
15 hrs ago
#5
Maybe we should give the medal of honor to Democratic farmers that live in red areas
Playingmantis
13 hrs ago
#23
I'm still dumbfounded at how many farmers, particularily soybean farmers who voted for Trump AGAIN in '24. This after
Fil1957
13 hrs ago
#24
Where I grew up they would say "don't bet the farm on it". Had they never heard that?
twodogsbarking
12 hrs ago
#35
Wonder how long it will take before we don't have any produce, milk or meat available?
mdbl
10 hrs ago
#45
I'll just have to see if my usual grocery chain will deliver apple juice next time
nitpicked
7 hrs ago
#54
Oh, man, if only there had been some evidence and examples of this sort of bad stuff
RockRaven
8 hrs ago
#51