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Fertilizer, which has been sitting in European ports, will help farmers hit by rising cost of the critical agriculture component

Including close to 70% of our agricultural grains, fees, fertilizer and the like. so congressional intervention is the last resort but i suspect after we passed the cr near december 15, at that strike is not meant averted will be called back for christmas. >> would he think the truth is? is the present involved in these negotiations are they waiting until the last minute like they did in september? >> i believe he is involved. this is something that would be of significant concern economic conce...

Impacting farmers here in and how they take care of their families bow they get their food to the processors that put it on the grocery store shelves and a lot of that is passed down. remember, a lot of farmers dont have a lot of money to put the seed, fertilizer in the ground they are borrowing from the bank. they are going out and getting operating notes at higher interest rates because of joe biden and borrowing it and putting it in the dirt and hope they can grow your food and give it in a w...

This weekend we have spent time feeling very thankful, like many of you likely have. We were able to spend time together with family and took some time off work

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Namibia is faced with a hike in fertilizer prices that are driving up food costs in Africa and would welcome a donation of fertilizers from... 27.11.2022, Sputnik International

The price. the grinchy news. >> reporter: the holiday rush is on for christmas trees. in los angeles and cities nationwide, thousands of people are picking out and paying more for their traditional tree. about how much more do you think youre seeing now? >> maybe $20 or $30? >> reporter: the average cost of a real tree was nearly $70 last year. now experts say that same spruce, fur or pine could set you back $80 to $100, not enough to stop some shoppers. >> were ororgans, so we need a real tree....

Going to somehow stem inflation, hes not going to do that until he can bring down the price of oil and gas which means we need to pump more leer in america. >> and we see him doing more to incentivize venezuelan oil rather than american clean energy. so hes doubling down on very bad policies that are impacting families here incredibly every single day. so in south dakota we grow a lot of the worlds good. we just do. we period people. and when you -- we feed people. when you drive up fuel costs, ...

Going to somehow stem inflation, hes not going to do that until he can bring down the price of oil and gas which means we need to pump more leer in america. >> and we see him doing more to incentivize venezuelan oil rather than american clean energy. so hes doubling down on very bad policies that are impacting families here incredibly every single day. so in south dakota we grow a lot of the worlds good. we just do. we period people. and when you -- we feed people. when you drive up fuel costs, ...

At a time when theyre already stretched. charles: right. and, of course, theres the diesel shortage as well which invariably will add to costs. maybe not in time for the holidays, thank goodness for that, gru, but theres a lot of dark crowds out there. >> well, i look at several things. number one, savings rates have plunged. credit card usage has skyrocketed. in the market we have widest inverted yield curve in many, many years which usually presages a recession. were now getting, you know, job...

Peruvian farmers and truck drivers stage protests as part of ongoing move against rising fuel prices and a shortage of fertilizer.