Is there really going to be a meat shortage in the United States soon?

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Nope, soon there will be human meat. Dig in!

Just stock up on al dente stuff and you're good

needs more al dente

Not as long as I am around *wink* *wink*

>meat shortage
Hands up if you initially read this as "mortgage"
(Whats this 'al dente' stuff that seems to be in every thread now?)

>he doesn't know

Plenty of deer everywhere, rabbits, fish, hog, duck, etc. Just got to know where to shop if you know what I winkwink. The Good Lord's grocer is always open.

Temporarily, Yes.

Meat, like any cultivated crop takes time to grow.

Cows take a little longer to raise to slaughter than say, chickens. We’ll never run out of chickens because they only take a few weeks to grow and process. Cows and pigs on the other hand, take a bit more time and corn to not be tumor-riddled- garbage.

Farmers don’t stop farming and Dairy cows don’t stop dying user

Chroblem now is multiple processing plants have shut down due to muhvirus so there will be a slight supply-chain backup. Go easy on your grocers you NEETS have it easy.

preparation for massive shillfest on bugburgers, everyone will buy out the meat forcing others to buy the bugs