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Showing Original Post only (View all)According to Reuters, up to 70% of farmworkers stayed home, terrified of deportation, leaving fruits and vegetables to s [View all]
This was 3 weeks ago--I imagine things have gotten worse---more crops rotting in the fields.
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According to Reuters, up to 70% of farmworkers stayed home, terrified of deportation, leaving fruits and vegetables to spoil unharvested during peak season.
Farmers warn these disruptions threaten the $60 billion California agriculture sector www.reuters.com/business/imm...
According to Reuters, up to 70% of farmworkers stayed home, terrified of deportation, leaving fruits and vegetables to spoil unharvested during peak season.
— ðª·MsGrumpyBunny𪷠(@msgrumpybunny.bsky.social) 2025-07-22T20:05:07.302Z
Farmers warn these disruptions threaten the â¯billion California agriculture sector www.reuters.com/business/imm...
Fear is spreading across the supply chain because the impact isnt limited to California.
The UFW union reports laborers across New York and elsewhere are terrified to show up, even though many are legal or undocumented workers filling vital roles.

www.npr.org/2025/06/13/n...
and could drive up grocery prices nationwide.
— ðª·MsGrumpyBunny𪷠(@msgrumpybunny.bsky.social) 2025-07-22T20:05:07.303Z
ð¨ Thereâs a boiling frog analogy here somewhereâ¦
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
