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Brandon Hebor

@brandonhebor

#Sustainable Ag Innovator, Ag-Tech Entrepreneur, BioScience & Technology Nerd, Speaker and Soil Lover #LocalFood #UrbanAg

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Alexander Stahel ๐ŸŒป (@burggrabenh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Natural gas is the top expense for nitrogen makers. Yara is its largest. 76% of its revenue are feedstock (cost of material) related for past decade. In other words, it was able to pass on higher energy prices. This is why Nitrogen prices adjust to energy prices without delays.

Natural gas is the top expense for nitrogen makers. Yara is its largest. 76% of its revenue are feedstock (cost of material) related for past decade. In other words, it was able to pass on higher energy prices. This is why Nitrogen prices adjust to energy prices without delays.
Nathan Carson (@ndcarson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are weird things happening in the US nitrogen market. Urea NOLA prices before Christmas hovered around $800/ton. Then the prices unexpected plummeted and are consistently hovering between $550-600/ton. No one really knows why. 1/n

Nathan Carson (@ndcarson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fertilizer prices spiked ~40% in Q1 2021. 6-9 months later, food price inflation hit. In Q4 2021, fertilizer prices doubled. Food price inflation is likely to be ~10% by Aug and 15% by end of 2022. Calling it now: food and energy prices will be *the* midterm issue.

Nathan Carson (@ndcarson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Rising food prices are socially destabilizing. In rich countries, rising food prices harm economic growth as consumer spending declines. In poor countries, rising food prices triggers waves of hunger and unrest. 2022 is proving that food security is national security.

Nathan Carson (@ndcarson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Food security is national security. Food insecurity is a catalyst for social upheaval. In the developing world, this looks like famine and revolution. In the developed world, it looks like rising food prices and surging populist movements. Itโ€™s about to get real yโ€™all.

Nathan Carson (@ndcarson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is unfortunately the beginning. Global grain stocks are low due to bad harvests. Rising prices for fertilizer and pesticides are forcing farmers to cut back on inputs which will decrease the 2022 harvest. These trends suggest it'll likely be 2024 before prices stabilize.

Nathan Carson (@ndcarson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

While combat in Ukraine is raging that could compromise 15% of the worldโ€™s tradable grain, water scarcity is threatening the US supply of fresh fruits and vegetables. Rising food prices this year are locked in. Expect at least 10% food price inflation by midterms.

Jim Rickards (@jamesgrickards) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Can anyone in the White House do fourth-grade math? The value of Putin's gold reserves (2,300 metric tonnes) went up about $3.0 billion in the past 30 minutes. The so-called sanctions are making Russia rich.

Can anyone in the White House do fourth-grade math? The value of Putin's gold reserves (2,300 metric tonnes) went up about $3.0 billion in the past 30 minutes. The so-called sanctions are making Russia rich.
Ontario Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness (@omafra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Ontario government is proud to work with all partners who contribute to our food supply chain. Through the Ontario Food Summit, we are listening to all voices to ensure people can continue to access a safe & stable food supply. #OntAg. Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/100โ€ฆ

The Ontario government is proud to work with all partners who contribute to our food supply chain. Through the Ontario Food Summit, we are listening to all voices to ensure people can continue to access a safe & stable food supply. #OntAg. Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/100โ€ฆ
Jim Harris (@jimharris) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Women weren't allowed to run the Boston Marathon K Switzer applied & ran in 1967 Race Director tried to rip off her bib but was blocked. She Finished Women could only register in 1972 Now 45% Boston runners are #women #womenintech #MWC22 #IWD2022 #IWD #WomensHistoryMonth

Women weren't allowed to run the Boston Marathon

K Switzer applied & ran in 1967

Race Director tried to rip off her bib but was blocked. She Finished

Women could only register in 1972

Now 45% Boston runners are #women

#womenintech #MWC22 #IWD2022 #IWD #WomensHistoryMonth
Nathan Carson (@ndcarson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thread: A threat to American strawberries. Plant City is the Winter Strawberry Capital of the US. It's also my hometown. We've grown strawberries for 100 years and supply 20% of US production. It's a $1.1 billion industry for a town of 40k. That's all under threat. 1/n

Thread: A threat to American strawberries.

Plant City is the Winter Strawberry Capital of the US. It's also my hometown. We've grown strawberries for 100 years and supply 20% of US production. It's a $1.1 billion industry for a town of 40k. 

That's all under threat. 1/n
Nathan Carson (@ndcarson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hot take: The next round of automation and AI will disproportionately impact the laptop class, not the working class. It's now cheaper to automate accountants, contract lawyers, and data analysts than it is to automate manual laborers. Big ramifications for US social structures.

AgScape (@agscapeon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mark your calendars for Ontario Agriculture Week 2023! Spanning from Oct. 2-8, this week is the perfect opportunity to educate your students about the vital role agriculture and food play in our lives. Register for our resources/programs at ow.ly/i4R150PPcBl #loveONTfood

Mark your calendars for Ontario Agriculture Week 2023! Spanning from Oct. 2-8, this week is the perfect opportunity to educate your students about the vital role agriculture and food play in our lives. Register for our resources/programs at ow.ly/i4R150PPcBl #loveONTfood
The Food Professor (@foodprofessor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo Canada were absent from today's meeting with Minister Champagne, which may not have been the wisest choice, given that many Canadians are currently scrutinizing the integrity of food companies. ctvnews.ca/politics/cost-โ€ฆ

Dawn Gallagher Murphy (@murphygallagher) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to welcome Premier Doug Ford to #Aurora! Proud to announce our government is investing $293,800 in STEM MINDSโ€™ Future of Food and Farming project, training 150 jobseekers for thriving careers in agri-tech. Read more: dawngallaghermurphympp.ca/ontario-helpinโ€ฆ

Excited to welcome Premier <a href="/fordnation/">Doug Ford</a> to #Aurora! 

Proud to announce our government is investing $293,800 in <a href="/stem_minds/">STEM MINDS</a>โ€™ Future of Food and Farming project, training 150 jobseekers for thriving careers in agri-tech. 

Read more: dawngallaghermurphympp.ca/ontario-helpinโ€ฆ