No Warning Of The Skyrocket Food Prices

This video was originally published 17/10/2019

Speaking of crop losses, Australia with unusual weather affecting their crop production as well, but the headlines are even more bizarre: “Polar pulse in Southeast could lead to thunder snow.” This is what most of the forecasts are calling it for, “thunder snow”. This is an extremely rare event.

The risk of thunder snow is enough to scare people so Aussie media is tiptoeing around it. A phrase in the article says, “A pulse of polar will sweep across Victoria and Tasmania…” Does this mean a pulse of possibly record-breaking cold temperatures and an Antarctic front that should not be there, because it is so far into spring that is unheard of?

The article continues, “A cold front will drop temperatures…” This a disguised truth, because it is possibly an Antarctic all-time record cold front that will drop temperatures. Then the following statement mentioned record highs.

This has become the trend in many news articles nowadays. It has to somehow, mention heat and tiptoe around anything that has to do with cold. Cold polar air, thunder and hail on the Alps is called ‘thunder snow’.

This time, however, there is no tiptoeing around the event, temperatures are going to drop as this front sweep over S. Australia, in the next few days.

Next week arrival of another one of these fronts from Antarctica.

Then finally, at the bottom of the article, the contrast and the difference between maximum temperatures in parts of Queensland and Victoria is so strong, which could be as much as 40 degrees. On Thursday in Western Queensland, temperatures are likely to top out at 39°C; and then in the Victorian Alps it is freezing at -1°C or 30°F, which is a 40-degree difference.

If you did not read the article, word for word, you would be very confused by the way the information was presented and arranged. I bet they hope for you to just skim-read it and then get bored as you read through those repeated record heats, and paragraphs talking about Northern Queensland and other parts of Australia before they actually talk about the cold front, which is the article’s headline. That is, clearly, a narrative building at its best.

Speaking of unusual polar events, back in August 2019 there were lightning strikes near the North Pole, which is categorized as extremely rare. So, it looks like both polar regions are showing extremes in electrical phenomenon and wind patterns because of how the jet streams move into new positions as the magnetosphere weakens.

Case in point, Arctic front in the United States destroying crops yet again. This did not just destroy the crops but pummeled them. Freezing temperatures have stopped the growing of crops for this year.

Cyclical patterns are one thing, but actual ground temperatures of 40°F below normal can cease agricultural production or growth. So, once temps hit that freezing point in a majority of the growing zones, any plants there will cease growing. It won’t kill them back to zero, but they will stop growing. They will no longer fill the kernels with starch from the stem because that process has ended. Thus, whatever is in the fields at present should be harvested, but since the planting season was 2-months late, some of these corn ears are still in the dawning stage. They are not yet ready to harvest, so it is going to be animal fodder at best, or silage at worst.

As a consequence, the USDA is going to have to drastically downgrade their figures, and when we look at places like Denver, as shown on this chart. Those are the coldest temperatures since the late 1800s, and the most ferocious temperature drops ever recorded.

Yet somehow, the media reported this as if it was just a little cold front that kind of moved through. On top of this, there are hundreds of cold and snow records that were smashed just a few weeks after summer, but seem to be unimportant for the corporate media machine, and are still insisting there is abundant heat or something.

But whatever it is, it is still about our food sources. Are we going to be able to grow this year? What about next year? For sure, food is going to be way more expensive by 2021 when the true crop losses mount and we won’t be able to grow enough to feed the planet.

Where is our food going to come from? Harvested soy beans is represented by the red line at the very bottom of this chart, which is almost indiscernible. That is where we are harvest season 2019, because there are so many acres that are under snow from that last blizzard that has just passed through that these stranded crops, now booked as “yield” by the USDA will have to wait until spring 2020 to be “harvested”.

As for corn maturity level, where it stops concludes corn production for the year. There might be a few areas further south with better productions, but generally, where that blizzard passed over has its growing done for the year.

This brings us right to the bottom red line again, which is nearly indiscernible as well, 2109 corn harvests for the United States. So why is the USDA not telling us this? Why are they continuously putting out fictitious numbers, with no warning to you or the general public about the food prices that are about to skyrocket?

Why this information being masked in plain sight baffles me.

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*** Today’s Story Links ***

China to exempt US pork and soybeans from additional trade war duties
https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3027163/china-exempt-us-pork-and-soybeans-additional-trade-war

ANALYSIS: North and South America soybean crops face weather challenge
https://www.agricensus.com/Article/ANALYSIS-North-and-South-America-soybean-crops-face-weather-challenge-8891.html

Analysts eye sub-19m mt Argentina wheat crop on dry weather
https://www.agricensus.com/Article/Analysts-eye-sub-19m-mt-Argentina-wheat-crop-on-dry-weather-8955.html

Lightning near the north pole very rare

https://watchers.news/2019/08/15/lightning-strikes-north-pole-august-2019/