Food is getting more expensive all the time. Here around Houston we are seeing a surge in gardening, farmers markets, and back yard chickens. 3-4 month old laying hens are selling for $20-25. "chicken tractors" selling for as much as $1000. that hold 6-8 birds.
Pretty crazy as I was in the store today and eggs sell for $1.89 a dozen.
I do some back hauls for grocers supply here in Houston. The have very little warehouse space and use my dry van as storage. Basically they unload my truck and it gets redistributed to multiple other trucks. The problem is they will keep me tied up for 6-8 hours instead unloading me in 30 minutes and get me out of their. I don't haul for them any more.
Remember back to Katrina and New Orleans for what happens when the food supply chain has a hick up.
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