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More food recalls with Roundup contamination, this time its oats. I'm beginning to ask myself the question, is it now this story after story of food contamination to reduce demand as crop yields decline globally? Rye yields down, wheat yields down, European vegetable yields down and New Zealand vineyards frozen with rare frosts late in spring.

Food Recalls to Mask Global Crop Losses and Reduce Demand

Starting here Cereal Maker Faces Class Action Over Herbicides Found in Products. Report is talking about round-up being found in oats. We've noticed this targeting of extremely organic healthy producers of our foodstuffs, as well as around the planet Salmonella, eggs on lettuce, pork is contaminated, this, that and the other. And now, we have our cereals and grains being contaminated. I really believe that this is trying to reduce consumption or demand in agricultural products that are showing losses and stresses with reduced yields.

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Taking a look at the farms in Ireland, harvest will be down by 27% this year, 1.75 million tons, compared to 2.35 last year.

What they're talking about specifically is, oats being pulled back, half a ton per acre in yield. We've seen that in Canada and other places out there growing oats show reductions in yields. Guess what, Red Mill, That previous story was all about oats. Coincidental, isn't it?

Further in the article, they indicated that it's failing to make benchmark on minimum tonnage per acre. Serious problem up in Wales, Scotland, Ireland, in England. They’re also down on wheat harvest.

Quick dive into the oat prices in the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Finding rye futures? You're going to have to head over to Europe for that.

Why would I talk about rye? When we're looking at year upon year losses, this is gargantuan! This is about the biggest you're going to find so far around the planet, but expect this for everything grains moving forward. Rye: 2016, 2017, 2018, down in 2019 too. If you look at 2014-15, it was 2 million metric tons. Remember these thousands are in millions, so a thousand- thousand is a million. Then it dropped down to 1.6 million, and now it's 1.2 and then going into this year and next, it is predicted to be only, not even a million metric tons. Look forward to anything that you consume made of rye to skyrocket in price.

Over to VENTUSKY, somebody sent me a link and asked me to look at the cloud covering across the planet. I wanted to share this with you. I'll pose the question to you. I wonder, does it have anything to do with galactic cosmic rays and our weakening magnetosphere the increased cloud cover?

Also from AN OPEN LETTER TO THE WORLD on CLIMATE CHANGE, from Ronald Davidson.

This chart is included in that paper. This picture is worth a thousand words, and it's not just exclusively Northern Hemisphere where we're seeing with temperature anomalies.

Let's go down to New Zealand, Severe frost, damaging wine crops. A “rare frost” as they call it in the news media.

A rare type of frost? It's either a frost or it's not. It's cold or it's not. Maybe they could just change the lexicon a little bit. Shift it over and say, “An extremely rare late spring frost that killed wine crops which shouldn't have happened.”

At the bottom of the news article link, look at those other stories! Frost, rot cut French wine output to lowest in 60 years; Marlborough vineyards frost over. I thought it was the warmest year ever? It's way late spring down in the Southern Hemisphere.

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