No Fuel, No Food: Farms Shutting Down Worldwide
Farmers in Russia report they can no longer get diesel. Suppliers are diverting fuel to western cities while rural areas are left dry. Even officials warn they must prepare for the “complete closure” of agriculture in the region. This is the canary in the coal mine. As the world burns through its strategic reserves to hide the energy shock, real farms are hitting the wall. No fuel means no planting. No planting means no harvest. The buffers are almost gone, and when they run out, the hard landing arrives. We’ve seen this before -- centralization praised by technocrats, diversion of resources…
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