Upcoming Food Shortages Blamed on Farmers & Fishermen - Official ADAPT 2030 Website (Keeping Your Families Reset Prepared)

Bankruptcies slamming american Dairy and Grain farmers which has a feedback loop of banks less willing to lend because of risk, so less land is planted because of lack of financing. Kenyan and Ugandan fishermen square off over Lake Victoria fish, a look food usage globally and the Galactic Cross.

Upcoming Food Shortages Blamed on Farmers & Fishermen

This video was originally published 1/5/2019

An article by Mac Slavo talked about the bankruptcy, not only of dairy farmers, but farmers in general across the Midwest. This led to $ billions in losses, so most of them had to sell their farms.

In addition, the article talked about a food crisis that is upon us as a result of the bankruptcies. The farmers who incurred huge losses were no longer given loans by banks because they are considered “high risk”, and if they could not grow food, then we may have to import.

You should then expect not only major price hikes, but food unavailability or food shortages as well. These are the types of food that you want to hold on to, because these are the hearty foods and they are easy to store. Beans, rice, salt, canned goods and the list goes on. You can find these types of preparedness lists easily through a search engine.

In relation to the earlier article, tensions also gripped fishermen in Lake Victoria. This is the second time that Uganda has arrested Kenyan fishermen, and the Kenyan military/police stepped in, to rescue them. A spat over the dwindling fish supplies in Lake Victoria started it all. So, as you can see, we are already seeing people fighting for food resources in less developed nations. This one here is a perfect example. Links to this article is written at the end of this article.

With that being said, calorie intake in developing countries is increasing, so everybody is demanding for more protein, meat, and fish as we move forward. But, in this Grand Solar Minimum/magnetic pole reversal that we are going into, everything is amplifying. It may still be a conjecture, but the stark reality is, lesser food availability is the in the future for everybody.

It is then fitting to look at regions that waste the most food globally. As shown in the chart below, North America and Oceania are at the top of the list. We have to think of ways to be more efficient with food. Look at Sub-Saharan Africa, they are by far, the most efficient in terms of food. So, what can we learn from them about food storage and preservation techniques of food leftovers?

Meanwhile, have you been made aware of the incredible dust storm on the 21^st of April? You start to see this sort of scorpion tail, as shown on the map.

Additionally, what remains in the atmosphere is going to collide with the Arctic front that will come down over Europe, and this will continue through the 2^nd.

If direct collision is going to happen, the storm that is pulling the trailing edge of the Saharan dust, as shown in the figure below, is going to be experienced. This chart is off Aqua Modis satellite.

When the Saharan dust collides directly with the Arctic front; I hope you can observe the heat difference; Greenland might actually start to melt again during the melt season, as has experienced record gains over the last few years.

At present however, we are faced with crop decimating cold, and it’s on its third year in a row. Everything that budded early has been lost during these late season freezes, which cut agricultural production forecast yields.

Fruit production is already down 40% across Europe, and this is not going to help, at all. This is going to further hinder crop growth. The amount of fruit that is left available for the European exporters, is yet to be announced.

Moreover, we have heard last month about the terrifying climate change. It was said that in just twelve years’ time, we are all doomed.

Do you still remember the black cover of The Economist magazine this year, 2019? I said then that it was the “Black Horse of the Apocalypse”, the famine.

‘Low and behold, The Economist changed its cover, but still, there are lots of cryptic messages and images written in reverse. You have to actually use a mirror for you to be able to read them.

I hope you noticed, as I did, the strangeness of what every single cover entails.

Look at these four horsemen riding directly over Europe.

Grand Solar Minimum coupled with a magnetic pole reversal marches full steam ahead, as we go through the processional cycle, or moving through the Galactic Cross.

Now, with all these warnings, how is your food security? Are you preparing? Do you think about food unavailability, or price hikes doubling your food prices? How will that affect your economic situation? You should seriously consider how to get some food together, and learn how you can store it for years.

Thanks for reading, I hope you got something out of the article. If you like more information like this, I produce the tri-weekly Mini Ice Age Conversations podcast, 30 minutes of in-depth analysis on the GSM you can take on the go throughout your day.

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