Small grass-fed farmer, attorney, and MAHA advisor John Klar is far from the only one warning of a coming food crisis. It is now a growing chorus of voices—from independent media and whistleblowers to the World Bank, IMF, World Food Programme, and global food security monitors warning that conflict, fertilizer disruptions, debt burdens, and supply shocks are putting major pressure on the global food system.

As I have been reporting, the United States is not likely to face widespread famine. Unfortunately, poorer nations with fewer resources would be at far greater risk. Wealthier countries in Europe are more likely to experience rationing—something already seen with fuel and other staples—while here in the U.S. we will likely see sharply higher food prices (this has already started).

This post is not meant to create fear, but to help prepare you for a likely upcoming situation. I also shared a webinar with Marjory Wildcraft, one of the world's leading educators in backyard farming and self-reliance, to give you practical guidance on how to weather this storm. You can watch it here:

FREE PREPARE Webinar: How to Grow Lots of Food in a Grid Down Situation - Even if you Have No Experience, are Older, or Out of Shape.