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Wouldn't surprise me. Anything grown out west... uff. I hope it holds until spring
shortages
- Thread starter Chic Rustler
- Start date
Mini Horses
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Floods and droughts....veggies are a consideration, in general. Weather has ruined a LOT. Fruits also.
There will be availability with some price and quantity issues. Some things may be quite localized. We have great strawberry farms here but they are almost 100% "you pick" or local markets.
There will be availability with some price and quantity issues. Some things may be quite localized. We have great strawberry farms here but they are almost 100% "you pick" or local markets.
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15 Things You Should Buy Now, So You Can Save Money Later
It’s a cliche to say hindsight is 20/20, but as shortages and supply chain issues continue, it definitely feels valid for shoppers. If only we could go back and tell our pre-pandemic selves to buy extra hand sanitizer and toilet paper. Certainly, some supply chain shortages and issues caused by...
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Lol...we will be lucky! Beef & citrus on some other lists.
Cereal, bread and flour......stocked.
Lettuce..........eat little of, can grow.
Champagne......nope.
Eggs........overstocked....have 40 hens.
Prescription medications...take none
Tomato products....grow them. Plenty canned.
Cement and concrete... Rare to need a bag.
Olive oil......stocked.
Sand.....I live near the beach.
Bottled water....own deep well.
Poultry.....plenty on hand. Avian flu. Not yet.
Liquor.....VA state owned stores. Cash cow
I'm covered on that list
. Good for me.
Plus dairy goats, meat goats. They provide food and fertilizer. The old minis are the freeloaders.
A feeder pig may visit.
Many of us are this comfortable. Really we are.
Cereal, bread and flour......stocked.
Lettuce..........eat little of, can grow.
Champagne......nope.
Eggs........overstocked....have 40 hens.
Prescription medications...take none
Tomato products....grow them. Plenty canned.
Cement and concrete... Rare to need a bag.
Olive oil......stocked.
Sand.....I live near the beach.
Bottled water....own deep well.
Poultry.....plenty on hand. Avian flu. Not yet.
Liquor.....VA state owned stores. Cash cow
I'm covered on that list
. Good for me.Plus dairy goats, meat goats. They provide food and fertilizer. The old minis are the freeloaders.
A feeder pig may visit.Many of us are this comfortable. Really we are.
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frustratedearthmother
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Agree! Our worst weak spot would be if DH couldn't get his meds.
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We have less issues with getting meds but only because the government is actually more efficient on stocking them on base.
I had to get my eyes dilated and checked yesterday so called in hubbys refill and picked them up when I was there anyway.
I had to get my eyes dilated and checked yesterday so called in hubbys refill and picked them up when I was there anyway.
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I wished that the ABC news reporter woulda said why its a fine of $10K.
baymule
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For what?
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For the eggs Id think the quarantine issue
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Backyard local eggs up to $4 per dozen
