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These sort of predictions are being forecast across many industries, not just agriculture. Similar alarms are sounding in raw materials like rubber and steel as well.

It is always good to have a little extra stock of bare necessities. And as this guy points out, it makes financial sense to put away non-perishibles now before they get expensive next spring.

But I would like to stress that it is much more important for people to start to limit their dependencies on more complex and distant infrastructure and work toward local resilience than it is to try to stack rations.

Grow some extra Tomatoes next year and start trading with your neighbors. Maybe someone has a lot of extra eggs to swap.

Things are getting worse, quick, and local community is worth more than ten thousand dusty rations any day.

Work toward local resiliency and we are all going to have a really good time when this all goes off the rails. You'll see.

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