Noticing more fields left fallow/abandonded

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PrepperIntel - Intelligence reports from preppers around the world@lemmy.worldEnglish · 14 days ago

Both locally and during work travel through the southeastern US, I’m noticing a lot more agricultural fields being left fallow/abandoned. Usually by this point in the season fields would at least be cleared and planted, but many have been left un-plowed.

I’m also seeing a shift in crops being grown. Definently a lot more fields are growing hay than usual.

Farmers trying to respond to tariffs? Farmers opting to not lease lands leading to more empty fields?

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