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In reply to the discussion: Grocery produce shelves are already becoming bare. [View all]Farmer-Rick
(11,875 posts)41. I can't get products
I use to routinely get locally.
Certain breads and flours aren't getting carried by big name grocery stores. And the produce which use to just flood in during summer here is mostly all the same coming from mostly factory farms.
Maybe it's just my area in East TN.
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Unless I Buy Fresh On Sale And Dry Them In Our Convection Oven I Usually Pick Up Dried Cherries And Papaya From Kroger
MayReasonRule
Jul 9
#47
That's what I've seen, too. We have numerous dairies in rural FL and they are a
allegorical oracle
Jul 8
#17
When I went shopping Monday there was 1 loose navel orange in the store and a few half rotten grapefruit.
Vinca
Jul 8
#10
Pre-Trump (normal times) the market has had oranges from another country - I'm thinking South Africa, but
Vinca
Jul 9
#54
You May Still Have Time For A Fall Crop Of Yellow Squash And Zuchinni Depending On Where You Are
MayReasonRule
Jul 9
#49