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More than 1 million acres of U.S. cropland ravaged by flood, DOOM for economy unless...?
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 This is the point of the whole thread. No matter what this will drive food prices of all sorts.  Yep. ALL food prices. The one million calves isn't even all of it. My friend that moved here from Nebraska told me her friend's cattle are now losing their skin from being stuck in the freezing water. Many of them are basically being skinned alive. And they aren't able to live through the ordeal. Also many hay fields have 20 foot high mile long mountains of ice in them assuring that they cannot be harvesting hay this year. It is not good, and tbh, with the magnetic pole shift, I expect more disasters to occur. While I detest GMO's probably more than most people, not everyone in NE is growing GMO feed or food. It's going to get ugly. All we can do is keep telling them. So many just don't get it and won't listen. They will suffer more than we, and we will have plenty of trouble considering pricing and availability, and as you say, this is not the only disaster with which we will have to contend. I shake my head at those who say it's all simple, it's not a problem. These are the ones that will think we should take care of them when the time comes. Not happening.
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