Farmers Are Making Fortunes — Here's How You Can, Too

You’re receiving this email as part of your subscription to Andrew Zatlin’s Moneyball Daily [Unsubscribe]( [Moneyball Economics] Farmers Are Making Fortunes — Here's How You Can, Too Tuesday, March 29, 2022 Have you heard about “Farmer Brown”? He’s a wheat farmer in Kansas — and he’s making a fortune. Want to join him? Here’s what to do… [CLICK HERE TO LAUNCH VIDEO OR READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT BELOW »»]( > ADVERTISEMENT < >> SUBSCRIPTION UPGRADE PENDING If you're seeing this message, your Moneyball subscription may be INCOMPLETE. And a massive upgrade** in YOUR name is still pending. (**This upgrade could expire any day) [Click here now to review all the details of this subscription upgrade.]( For a transcript of this video, see below. This transcript has been lightly edited for length and clarity. Farmers Are Making Fortunes — Here’s How You Can, Too At a recent press conference in Poland, President Biden said the situation with food shortages was about to get “real.” Uh, about to get real? Where ya been, Joe?! I’ve been banging the table about disruption in the food-supply chain for weeks now. And I’ve also been showing you ways to profit from it. (By the way, some of my “Pro” picks are up as much as 25% in just the past couple of weeks. See below for my newest pick.) What’s going on here? Simple: “Farmageddon.” Farmageddon Prices of wheat, corn, and soybeans are going crazy right now. In fact, they’re getting close to historical highs. Take a look… Wheat? It’s up almost 100% in a year-and-a-half. Soybeans? Up 60% in a year. Corn? Up 50%... These prices are raging, and they’re not about to stop. Things are about to get real? Give me a freaking break, Joe! Farmageddon is terrible for everyone… Well, everyone except Farmer Brown… Party Time! You see, Farmer Brown is getting ready to party. That’s because, for farmers, these are boom times. Farmer Brown can do the same amount of work he did a year ago — but now he can get paid 50% more for his trouble. This is great news for Farmer Brown. But like any good tale, our main character needs to encounter a little peril along the way. And for Farmer Brown, this peril comes in the form of inflation. You see, inflation is impacting everyone right now, including the humble farmer. For example, Farmer Brown’s fertilizer costs have doubled. So has the cost of his natural gas. In fact, the price of almost everything he needs to grow his crops has gone up by nearly 100%. Maybe Farmer Brown wants to expand his business and get a new tractor. Nowadays, that’ll run him a few hundred thousand dollars. Meanwhile, prices for used tractors are up 27%. And even replacing basic parts on his trucks has gotten expensive. The price of a GPS sensor, for example, is up 46%. Bottom line: sure, he might need to pay up a bit to get his hands on what he needs… But Farmer Brown is about to make a fortune. So, how do we experience a similar happy ending? Focus on a “Pick and Shovel” Strategy Focus on a “pick and shovel” play. In other words, identify the companies that provide the goods and services (i.e., picks and shovels) that Farmer Brown needs to bring his wheat, corn, and soybeans to market. We’re at the very beginning of Farmageddon, folks. We’ve still got a long way to go. So if you’re a “Pro” subscriber, check out my newest recommendation. As I mentioned earlier, some of my Pro picks are up as much as 25% in just the past couple of weeks. I believe we can make a lot of money here! In the meantime, Zatlin out. Talk to you soon. FOR MONEYBALL PRO READERS ONLY > [LEARN MORE]( < In it to win it, [Andrew Zatlin] Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics Copyright 2022 © Moneyball Economics, All rights reserved. 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