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So much of our beef, pork and chicken are dependent on corn feed it's almost disgusting.
No cheap feed for livestock means expensive meat
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No cheap feed for livestock means expensive meat
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Yeah didn't happen - I still have PTSD from being married - that is one reason why I still am not married again and probably never will be - again.
Same here. Happily divorced for 11+ years now!
I don't claim to have PTSD from my marriage and subsequent divorce, but Momma didn't raise a fool either, so I'll never get hitched again.
At this point in my life, I stand to lose way more than whatever I might gain from another marriage, should that second marriage also go down the tubes.
My creed going forward is: "Money can't buy love, but it sure can rent some high-class affection..."
We buy the two pound box of Bob's Red Mill Steel cut oats which have two one pound bags from Costco. When Costco did not have them then we buy smaller bags from Fred Meyer.The Ultimate Guide to Oats
What's the difference between types of oats and which are healthier: steel cut (Irish), Scottish, old fashioned, quick, instant oats and oat bran.www.theyummylife.com
I cold soak rolled oats and raisins or dried blueberries etc. overnight in milk in the fridge. Dried and packaged 30 year milk and oats both come from one of the many local Bishops Storehouses.We buy the two pound box of Bob's Red Mill Steel cut oats which have two one pound bags from Costco. When Costco did not have them then we buy smaller bags from Fred Meyer.
Yeah, they voted for this when the opposition to Greaseball Gruesome refused to rally around one candidate. Personal to D's and Mr. 3% "R's" down there, you could have had bacon but you voted to be fed poop, so eat your sh!+ and LIKE IT!PS.....Californians.....Yeah....it's what they wanted.
This is what I have been saying for a while now; that energy, food, water, shelter, arable land, these things that we need to live/survive, will only get more expensive (i.e., increase the percentage of our non-discretionary spending) to the point where it is very problematic for not just those in poverty, but also for most of the middle class.Not so much worried by a food shortage…. ….. maybe a bit about an AFFORDABLE food shortage though.
( or, a shortage of food that you actually want to eat )
That works out to be around a 7% ror..Look at how much real estate prices have increased in the last decade; my property has doubled in market value..
YupThat works out to be around a 7% ror.
The Lolich farms development land was sold for $90M - I am told.When we were building D1B the first fab at Ronler Acres in Hillsboro, they were somewhat proud of the fact it used to just be farmland!