Supply Chain Shortages and Inflation

[C-Mag]

Food prices up 33 percent over last year.
http://www.informationliberation.com/?id=62549

Experts say start a garden

[PartyOf5]

Food prices up 33 percent over last year.
http://www.informationliberation.com/?id=62549

Experts say start a garden

Thanks Biden (and whomever is behind the curtain). Anyone got instructions on how to grow ice cream sandwiches in a garden?

[SuburbanFarmer]

Food prices up 33 percent over last year.
http://www.informationliberation.com/?id=62549

Experts say start a garden

Thanks Biden (and whomever is behind the curtain). Anyone got instructions on how to grow ice cream sandwiches in a garden?

09E10DE8-5B40-4205-89D1-FD2A9B6BA8E2.jpeg

[PartyOf5]

Food prices up 33 percent over last year.
http://www.informationliberation.com/?id=62549

Experts say start a garden

Thanks Biden (and whomever is behind the curtain). Anyone got instructions on how to grow ice cream sandwiches in a garden?

09E10DE8-5B40-4205-89D1-FD2A9B6BA8E2.jpeg

Garden, not farm. Gar-den.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Thanks Biden (and whomever is behind the curtain). Anyone got instructions on how to grow ice cream sandwiches in a garden?

09E10DE8-5B40-4205-89D1-FD2A9B6BA8E2.jpeg

Garden, not farm. Gar-den.

Gardens are for flowers and statues. If you’re growing food, you are farming.

[C-Mag]

Inflation now the number one issue for Americans

[Montegriffo]

We've run out of CO2.

Apparently virtually all our production of CO2 gas for packaging food, welding, fizzy drinks, etc comes from one ammonia plant which has shut down due to covid.

We need more CO2.

[PartyOf5]

09E10DE8-5B40-4205-89D1-FD2A9B6BA8E2.jpeg

Garden, not farm. Gar-den.

Gardens are for flowers and statues. If you’re growing food, you are farming.

A garden produces food for private use, whereas a farm produces food (or flowers or fiber) for others. That's one difference.

Are you really that stupid?

[Martin Hash]

I get what SF was saying: gardens are vanity projects, not a way to excuse a collapsing supply chain.

[PartyOf5]

I get what SF was saying: gardens are vanity projects, not a way to excuse a collapsing supply chain.

My original response to the "start a garden" part of that story asking about ice cram sandwiches was being sarcastic. Like we can all realistically just start gardens overnight and become self-sufficient with our food. What you credit SF for was more like my original sarcastic response than anything SF said.

His last comment was just plain stupid. You give him too much credit.