murphysranch
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don't forget to add in the number of poultry plants that have burned down...
today a blurb in the news about lumber prices collapsing (due to lower demand from construction)...
what goes up can come down.
that said i have no idea if the prices are close to where it was before the pandemic or not.
the last time i had to get any lumber i wasn't impressed at all by the quality (nothing was straight).
Futures look down about a third from the COVID throes.today a blurb in the news about lumber prices collapsing (due to lower demand from construction)...
what goes up can come down.
that said i have no idea if the prices are close to where it was before the pandemic or not.
the last time i had to get any lumber i wasn't impressed at all by the quality (nothing was straight).
Saw this on facebook the other day... hmmmmmAnother thing that will be apparent before long -- the ugly solar farms are often on once productive farm land. Do I need more lights or food? Put them in the desert!!!!!!
When sugar prices go up, the concern isn’t so much that our 4 pound bag at the store will be expensive, it’s that every food product in the store will become more expensive. Because food manufacturers put sugar in everything!! So yeah, being stocked up on food in general is good. This inflation isn’t going away.Sugar prices are rising fast. So far this year, its up 10.8%. I'm stocked up. How about you?
"The global cost of sugar has surged to its highest level since 2011 following concerns of underproduction rates from India, which has experienced an extreme dry spell that has threatened crops, and Thailand, which is facing a severe drought. The two countries are the largest exporters of sugar, after Brazil"