A lot will be said about grain shortages going forward. If you look around you might find a local grain mill. I have at least two nearby.
Buying local grain/flour will increase availability where it's vitally needed and generally help reduce dependence on Russian stocks.
Something to try.
What? Are you attempting to tell me that the US is somehow "dependent" on Russian WHEAT!?
We're not. At all. We're about as "dependent" on their sorrel leaves or their blinis, okay?
https://www.statista.com/statistics/237902/us-wheat-imports-and-exports-since-2000/
Seriously, I have absolutely no idea where this is coming from.
Thanos could snap his finger and make Russia vanish, and if it weren't reported in the news, you wouldn't even notice in five years.
Russian economy: SMALLER THAN TEXAS'.
@mcfate @b4cks4w
Don't worry about wheat.
"Russia is the largest wheat exporter in the world followed by Canada in the United States."
https://beef2live.com/story-top-20-largest-wheat-exporters-world-0-206491
@b4cks4w
How is it "uncontrollable" when net/net, we export about a dozen times more grain than we import?