Diesel Prices Are Surging, But a Bigger Fertilizer Crisis Could Be Right Behind It:

Sulfur prices have surged more than fivefold, threatening phosphate fertilizer production. With global supply tightening, farmers could face higher prices, or even fertilizer shortages, heading into the months ahead.

“Let’s just talk numbers for one second,” Pratt says. “Typically, the global phosphate fertilizer market every year is 75 million tons. That’s how much phosphate fertilizer global farmers consume every year. Our best estimates are that producers around the world will probably make about 45 million tons this year, because they either can’t get or can’t afford sulfur.

"There is a looming crisis out there, and it’s not too far removed, it becomes a food crisis.”

“They could be looking at higher fertilizer prices, or they could be not able to find it at all,” Pratt says. “If we’re not able to produce phosphate fertilizers here, and our big competitors in other parts of the world are either slowed down or not producing, that’s a pretty dire situation.”

And the tension in the Strait of Hormuz and the Black Sea doesn’t seem to be easing anytime soon , meaning the sulfur squeeze could get worse before it gets better.

https://www.agweb.com/news/crops/crop-production/diesel-prices-are-surging-bigger-fertilizer-crisis-could-be-right-behi

"Economically Unviable to Farm" — when I say that ... this is what I mean!

On average, producers are LOSING money per acre.

This is why the explosion in diesel price and fertilizer is driving farmers to ask — do I even harvest the crops this year? Do I even farm next year?

via: https://www.fb.org/intel/markets/hormuz-price-shocks-outpace-higher-crop-prices

I am hearing from farmers who are confirming — given diesel prices, they are walking away from their crops.

The math just doesn't add up for them. It is economically unviable to farm.

And as they destroy the family farms, they roll out the gene-edited food... with extremely dangerous consequences to all living creatures (especially microbiome).

Folks are feeling the pain from diesel and are wondering what's going on — ensure they get the big picture agenda, not some partisan blame game nonsense. Spread the word.

Folks in SE Michigan, N. Texas, and Orlando reporting no diesel.

Apparently some signs can be set to "Out" while others just read $0.00...

I'm not claiming there's widespread shortages, but with prices at record highs, and stations running out ... the stress in the system is now evident, and people are starting to get the sense something is deeply wrong here...

Products listed in the recall:

Intercon Foaming Pear Hand Soap with Aloe, 28.7 fluid ounces (693 cases) | Manufactured for: Intercon Chemical Company in St. Louis | Recall number: C-0013-2026 | Manufacturing Codes: FICCB-HB-4X28-0948, Lot Codes: AF97312, 26-01001, 26-01803 | Best By Dates: Jan. 12, 2028, March 13, 2028, March 2028 | Reason for recall: potential contamination with Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Pseudomonas putida, Pseudomonas monteilii, Serratia marcescens and Serratia nematodiphila

Clearly Better by Intercon Foaming Pear Hand Soap with Aloe, 34 fl. oz. (143 cases) |  Manufactured for: Intercon Chemical Company in St. Louis |  Recall number: C-0014-2026 | Manufacturing Codes: FICCB-HB-4X1L-0948 Lot Codes: 26-01001, 26-01803 | Best By Dates: March 13, 2028, March 2028 | Reason for recall: potential contamination with Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Pseudomonas putida, Pseudomonas monteilii, Serratia marcescens and Serratia nematodiphila

Summit 150 Foaming Hand Soap 28.7 fl. oz.(1,040 cases) | Recall number: C-0015-2026 |  Manufactured for: R.I. Williams Company 409 Thornburg Drive Southeast in Conover, N.C. Manufacturing codes: FRL01-HB-6X28-0948 Lot Codes: BF97303, BF97304, BF97305 | Best By Dates: Feb. 3, 2028; Feb. 4, 2028 and Feb. 5, 2028 | Reason for recall: Potential bacterial contamination

Vestis Foaming Hand Soap Fresh Pear Scent 33.8 fl. oz. (225 cases) | Distributed by:  Alpharetta Street Suite in Roswell, Ga. Recall alert: C-0016-2026 | Manufacturing Codes: FVE60-HB-6X1L-0948 Lot Codes: 26-03091 | Best By Dates: May 2028 | Reason for recall: Potential bacterial contamination

Laura Lynn Honey Apple Crisp Liquid Hand Soap 8 fl. oz. (301 cases) | Distributed by: Ingles Markets, Inc. in Asheville, N.C. | Manufacturing codes: FIN46-HB-12X8-0921 Lot Codes: C3576, 26-01804 | Best By Dates: Nov. 5 and March 2028. | Reason for recall: Potential bacterial contamination

Laura Lynn Foaming Pear Scent Hand Soap with Moisturizers 7.5 fl. oz. | Distributed by: Ingles Markets, Inc. in Asheville, N.C. | Recall number: C-0018-2026 | Manufacturing codes: FIN46-HB-12X7-0948 Lot Codes: 26-01001 | Best By Dates: March 13, 2028 | Reason for recall: Potential bacterial contamination

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They learned a lot during COVID about how many people:

* will believe anything
* will comply with anything (whether they believe or not!)
* will not comply
* will actively resist; what forms that resistance takes, and how it can be managed/mitigated

For this next round of energy/food lockdowns, I think they have accounted for some non-compliance accordingly. But as long as there is a critical mass sleepwalking to the slaughter, their plans can achieve some measure of success.

That is why I always say it is critical to spread the word. And with people feeling the pain of diesel right now -- today, actively -- we should all be having these conversations!