The Grains; $8 Beans & $2 Corn is all but a foregone conclusionIf inflation exists at all but in the playbook of vested interests, to maintain sky-high prices in the grains will require much more than just the reliance on the traditionally levity-laden relationship of the mainstream media with the facts.
The fact remains that the world has been in a food production overdrive for many moons by now.
Even a makeshift operatic war, like the Ukraine conflict, could not alter this fact. Au contraire!
The region's, collectively denoted as: "The Ukraine" (and only referred to as a "country" by the historically lesser versed), 6 Million square kilometer, top-flight, black soil now under US corporate ownership, that additional 13% of global grain production will - as it already does! - enjoy far more aggressive global "marketing" (i.e., push), backed by US know-how and vested interests. After all, that is what this whole charade was all about, from the beginning. (US gets the growing areas, the Russian Federation keeps the already occupied, eastern industrial belt - with peace proposals long prepared and on the table, by both parties. The only problem remaining now is how to declare "a winner"? - And that, being by far the most complicated part of that whole undertaking, could take a few more years - including, what to do with that pesky, remaining ~20 million, out of 50 million, inhabitants?)
Corn's outlook goes hand-in-hand with that of Soy Beans;
Wheat, as it is standard, has been well ahead in doing the collapso;
