Maggie's Farm

There's a little place called Bastion Brewery at Anacortes, Wa. They're bemoaning the fact they are Full, and would like a different location. Maybe what they don't realize is that the rent is good, and if they doubled their seating in a higher cost location, they might not be "full".

On a different note (sorry for bringing up politics), exactly what has Trump done to YOU as a generalized person? Are your taxes higher because of him? Is there less food stamps? Less student aid? Less abortion money? I don't get it.
Currently, the farmers are taking it in the shorts with tariff spats. But the reality is it's only a part of the cycles of farming. The current fall off in dairy price should have happened after the US filled the void created by the New Zealand drought problems coupled with the US drought in 2012. And here we are.
The various small dairy farms in the eastern part of the US cut off because Walmart opened their own Illinois processing plant? Small and inefficient. But Walmart is still trucking milk an average of 140 miles from bigger farms to fill the need.
People still eat. Probably at a cheaper price.
The "Mountain of Cheese" someone noted a few days ago? It's gone in 56 days if the farmers quit working today. 2.5 billion pounds of meat in storage? Gone in 30 days or less if each person eats ONE quarter pounder a day.
Doesn't sound like long range food security to me.