Pickensandchigs
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- Mar 21, 2022
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What are YOU doing to help with the food shortages? They're here and will worsen.
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Umm we don't have to do anything that's what the government is for to save us.What are YOU doing to help with the food shortages? They're here and will worsen.
Always good to have a backup plan, IMO.
I live in drought- stricken CAs Central Valley, I see fallow fields, due to lack of water, and crops unplanted, no longer available to American consumers. Much like Ukrainian food exports, once plentiful & available to other nations, many commodities are now scarce or only available at 2x their usual cost, Climate change affects American dinner tables and pocket books. I’m grateful our increasing food costs aren’t due to war, but still, I try to grow a lot of the things I no longer find growing, here. Maybe Uncle Sam will do something about higher food prices, (how do you stop a drought?), but I wouldn’t hold my breath, waiting on it.
I have a garden and chickens. That’s the extent of it. Also stocked up on staples but I tend to do that anyway
I gave my neighbor a dozen fresh chicken eggs, yesterday, does that count? Ate kale frittata,home grown and produced, for dinner. Live in town, so I mainly supplement store bought staples, but where I live, you can garden year round. Planted a cherry, apricot, fig, apple, bananas, pomegranates, grapes, and multiple berries. Am wondering whether it’s worth planting the backyard, in wheat n barley, as opposed to what’s euphemistically called….grass.