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Some UK supermarkets limit fruit and veg sales Some UK supermarkets have introduced limits on customer purchases of some fruit and vegetables due to "sourcing challenges" blamed on weather conditions in southern Europe and north Africa, the industry said Tuesday."Difficult weather conditions in the south of Europe and northern Africa have disrup...

At some point in our history, a small tribe of hunter-gatherers made an incredible discovery that would forever alter the course of human history.

They realized that, instead of relying on fishing, hunting, and foraging for edible plants, they could actually grow their own food, right out of the ground.

This ancient tribe most likely lived on this ancient farm where they planted, harvested, processed, and consumed their own food, making it the world’s first known hyperlocal agricultural settlement.

That was a pivotal moment in human history, ushering in the first HyperLocal Agricultural Initiatives!

It’s difficult to overstate the importance of this development; nearly everything that we enjoy today begins with our ancestors coming out of their caves and planting the seeds of civilization. And it's equally difficult to underestimate how far away from this core concept of tribal stability we've gone.

Strange times seem to have come to an end, and I believe we are seeing signs of a shift back to a more traditional view of wealth.

All it took was a devastating war, record-high inflation, unprecedented rate hikes, and an appalling level of government incompetence, to finally realize that we need to know the basics, like where is our food grown!

And that’s reason enough to be optimistic, people are waking up to this realization and it is creating a global movement.

Over the past several years, bad businesses and dumb ideas soared in value, and not too far off the DotCom Boom, there's been a similar rush to invest, regardless of the business plan or trajectory to profitability.

But people now realize that there really are basic blocking and tackling criteria by which every business should be evaluated.
People are starting to figure out that, they need to know where and how their food is grown.

And this is why I’m really optimistic.

There’s a whole lot of chatter about recession these days-- whether it’s coming, how bad will it be, how long will it last, etc.

But I think that’s an overly simplified way of looking at it.

A new era of opportunity is just beginning for those with a more traditional view -- that wealth is not defined by rapidly depreciating pieces of paper, but rather by the ability to efficiently produce highly-valued goods and services, namely the food that you consume every day.

We would love to have you look at a revolutionary approach to getting us back to the basics of our agricultural heritage, so please take a look at https://lnkd.in/e7QsTrR6 and let us know if this resonates with you!

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