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https://www.biofuelsdigest.com/bdigest/2021/12/29/ifus-cattle-turning-bagasse-trash-into-a-cash-cow/

Don't have a Cow unless you read this folks. An absolute must read by an independent columnist who was not compensated by the company nor was he a shareholder at the time of publication!

The news is full of dire warnings about the major reservoirs drying up, water being rationed, ranchers as well as cattlemen in extreme duress. IFUS is one of the only companies that is addressing this situation.

Please read the complete article for a great explanation of how they are positioning to help secure and protect the cattle industry with their transformative solutions.

Also:

Nat gas is used to make Urea for fertilizer. So Urea manufacturing plant capacity (too much in China, Russia and Ukraine right now) and fossil fuel costs (supply demand) and lack of rain/drought are causing the supply crisis in Animal feed crops right now.

https://www.thebalance.com/how-are-oil-prices-determined-3305650

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/europe-us-set-scorching-dry-170337351.html

Europe and US Set for Scorching, Dry Summer, Scientists Say
(Bloomberg) -- Europe and parts of the US are set for a sweltering and dry summer this year, posing risks for crops and boosting demand for energy for cooling at a time when prices of commodities are already running high


"Scientists at the Copernicus Climate Change Service, who published their seasonal outlook on Friday, said hotter and drier weather is highly likely across key agricultural regions in the European Union. It could bring drought conditions for farmers that are already battling the impacts of climate change.

Abnormally high temperatures could also fuel natural gas demand for air conditioning. Russia’s war on Ukraine has already driven gas prices in Europe higher, contributing to a cost of living crisis across the region.

The scientists said there’s a 70% to 100% probability that temperatures across the northeastern US, Spain, France and Italy will be well above average from June to August. At the same time, the chance of below-normal rainfall across swathes of central Europe, France, Spain and the US northwest was more than 50%, the Copernicus team said.

Their model brings together data from scientists in the UK, France, Germany, Italy and the US. The EU program uses billions of measurements from satellites, ships, aircraft and weather stations around the world for its monthly and seasonal forecasts.
Persistent drought has threatened to stress production of crops like wheat and corn, just as Russia’s war in Ukraine threatens to curtail shipments.. The models developed by Copernicus are intended to help businesses and governments plan for and potentially mitigate weather-related damages."