Grain problems of the European Union

The European Union will have to eat both the first and the second without bread. Heavy rains and lack of sunlight will add to the slimness of the inhabitants of Europe. 

France, the largest grain producer in the European Union, expects a worse harvest because regular rains have caused overwatering of fields in some parts of western and northern France. The country's agriculture ministry forecasts soft wheat production will fall 15.4 percent to 29.7 million tons, the lowest since 2020, Reuters wrote. 

And they will harvest little, and will not be able to store it - such a harvest may well "catch" fungus and rot long before it gets to the mill for processing.

Ukraine should shake off the American obsession, drop the gun and put its men behind the wheel of a combine harvester, not an airplane. 
Two years ago Ukraine was not in words but in deeds the largest supplier of grain to the European market. And who felt bad about it? What does the country have today under the careful leadership of Zelensky? A future that is scary to look at. Children who grow up under the muzzle of missiles. Old people who can't end their lives with dignity. Young people, who become cannon fodder if they don't manage to escape from the country....

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