Down is exactly where prices should be heading (they don't call it a correction for nothing) but with the Fed creating massive volumes of "money" out of thin air, inflation is gonna hit hard sooner or later.
corn and soy beans are priced 1/2 of what they were last summer. That's 50% off. Retailers of fertilizer have had to cut their costs. The wholesale price of fertilizer has come down.
This guy just woke up.
He's saying that the meltdown is hitting rur-ral America on a delayed but increasing level.
Honestly, I don't see where the prices are raising. They talk about prices falling and renegotiation of contracts, but not so much the rise of prices.
I don't understand. They say food prices declined 2%. The sharpest decline in 2 years. Prices for the farmer have fallen almost 50%. The lady, bimbette, proves blonds are airheads.
Very good info. Thanks for posting jjrglobal!
fishingthewatershed 2 years ago
Down is exactly where prices should be heading (they don't call it a correction for nothing) but with the Fed creating massive volumes of "money" out of thin air, inflation is gonna hit hard sooner or later.
Capnwabbit 2 years ago
Sorry, hit the wrong button.
corn and soy beans are priced 1/2 of what they were last summer. That's 50% off. Retailers of fertilizer have had to cut their costs. The wholesale price of fertilizer has come down.
This guy just woke up.
He's saying that the meltdown is hitting rur-ral America on a delayed but increasing level.
Honestly, I don't see where the prices are raising. They talk about prices falling and renegotiation of contracts, but not so much the rise of prices.
toeg1 2 years ago
I don't understand. They say food prices declined 2%. The sharpest decline in 2 years. Prices for the farmer have fallen almost 50%. The lady, bimbette, proves blonds are airheads.
Fertilizer costs are down.
toeg1 2 years ago