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70% Of US Farmers Say That They Won't Be Able To Buy All The Fertilizer They Need In 2026
70% Of US Farmers Say That They Won't Be Able To Buy All The Fertilizer They Need In 2026
Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog,
We might want to listen to what the farmers are telling us, because if they don’t grow our food we do not eat. Coming into this year, we were already facing the worst farming crisis in America in at least 50 years. Farmers all over the nation are drowning in debt, and farm bankruptcies have been soaring. In all my years, I have...
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