hard to say, my guess is we'll see at the very least a significant increase in the price of meat considering how badly iowa's corn got hammered. otherwise I'm concerned primarily with more processing/distribution problems due to another covid spike later in fall and winter; that could affect a lot of foods pretty badly. Add any more crises and the food problem will get worse: a few militia blockades etc would throw the whole thing into absolute chaos
any politically cool organic/small-scale farms near you that could use free labor? making yourself a familiar friendly face among food producers is always a good idea, plus you can learn about agriculture
Honestly I have no idea. I live in the city and while I know there are farms around here, I think they're mostly big money farms as land is extremely expensive in central maryland.
That's not a bad idea though, as you might remember from the discord, I love the idea of farming but I know literally nothing about it, even growing house plants lol.
hard to say, my guess is we'll see at the very least a significant increase in the price of meat considering how badly iowa's corn got hammered. otherwise I'm concerned primarily with more processing/distribution problems due to another covid spike later in fall and winter; that could affect a lot of foods pretty badly. Add any more crises and the food problem will get worse: a few militia blockades etc would throw the whole thing into absolute chaos
I'm scared
any politically cool organic/small-scale farms near you that could use free labor? making yourself a familiar friendly face among food producers is always a good idea, plus you can learn about agriculture
Honestly I have no idea. I live in the city and while I know there are farms around here, I think they're mostly big money farms as land is extremely expensive in central maryland.
That's not a bad idea though, as you might remember from the discord, I love the idea of farming but I know literally nothing about it, even growing house plants lol.
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