Food Prices Across the Planet Upward Trajectory with No End in Sight

August 15, 2018 by

More dismal numbers for countries reporting grain yields and upward prices for all foods you consume. UK says get ready for immediate 5% increase but these losses and high prices wont be fully felt for 18 months, that's a timeline for sure, read between the lines. Australia and South Africa production down, US wheat prices up, German production down. This points upward prices for the next several years as we head further into the Grand Solar Minimum.

 

 

Food Prices Across the Planet Upward Trajectory with No End in Sight

 

 

Starting off here over with the Australian government Agriculture Water Resources report the week of August 23rd.

 

 

You have a nice rundown on commodities, as well as where the drought areas are across Australia and country wide rainfall totals are far, far, far below normal, but they don't want to outright come out and say “Hey, grain shortages because of extreme drought, once in a hundred and twenty year event.” The commodities that they have listed US wheat (Hard Red Winter), wheat up 26% year-on-year, I get a lot of people saying “Well, last week the prices were down.” Yeah, but look at the yearly total 26% up. Down through to the bottom section, there are milling wheat feed, wheat feed barley, this is Australia specific. Take a look at milling wheat prices up 63%, feed wheat up 85%, and what about barley an 86% increase, that's just this year. As the drought intensifies these numbers are going to continue to increase, there are a lot of countries on the cusp of stopping their exports at the moment.

 

 

(BELOW) Looking at minimum temperature anomalies for the week, this are the lows, check these out. Well, below normal looks like the only place that's not below normal is West Australia, but the media would have you believe it's runaway global warming everywhere on the planet.

 

 

Staying within Australia domestic crop indicator prices, sorghum on the top left, barley on the top right, feed wheat, the red lines that's this year pricing, up. Australia is kind of a canary in the coalmine for the rest of the planet, wheat production as well as grain output. They're experiencing the drought first as well as South Africa, but the political upheaval going on down there is masking the crop losses. Because of the land confiscation going on down there, you'll just say “well, it's expected to go to zero for production” when people who don't know how to farm, take over farms.

 

 

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