A looming farm crisis in the Midwest's agriculture sector is being forecast, and videos explain it in detail (Farm Crisis 2025). The YouTube channel lenzonhighst draws parallels between historical economic conditions and current trends, raising concerns about the future of family farms in America.
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The Revelation: Farm Crisis 2025
The newly released video, "Farm Crisis 2025, Update," illuminates striking similarities between the economic conditions of the 1920s and 1980s and today's landscape. By analyzing key indicators, the film presents a sobering forecast of potentially devastating economic challenges ahead for family farms. (See links to the films at https://www.insightsoninnovation.net/farmingandfood)
The video's analysis highlights five critical conditions that mirror those of the 1920s and the 1980s. For the preceding ten years during these former times, economic turmoil resulted in the closure of tens of thousands of family farms. By juxtaposing historical data with present-day circumstances, viewers are presented with a stark reality that demands attention and action.
The five steps to a farm crisis are:
1. New technology increases yields
2. Crop Prices shoot up
3. Land Prices shoot up, driven by speculation
4. Farm debt skyrockets
5. Overproduction causes crop prices to crash.
The timing and interplay between these five conditions have a common and repetitive structure. The next ten years for US farmers are going to be difficult financially. Data from the USDA indicates the government is not anticipating stepping in with large direct payments to the farmers.
The implications of this forecast extend far beyond the agricultural sector. The stability of family farms is intricately linked to broader economic health, rural communities, and food security nationwide. The impending farm crisis has the potential to impact every citizen of the United States.
A new US farm bill direction is needed to collectively navigate the challenges ahead, secure the livelihoods of family farmers, and ensure the resilience of the agricultural landscape for generations to come. Three conditions are suggested that must be adopted by farmers in order to receive payments leading to a regnerative farming system.
This video is not just about farming; it's about the fabric of rural America and the future of America as a whole. It's time to embrace this insight with urgency and determination, turning challenges into opportunities for transformative change. See links to the films at: https://www.insightsoninnovation.net/farmingandfood
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