2022 harvest was profitable but how does 2023 look? Plus why food shortages are here to stay
Kicking off the 2023 season on Harry's Farm we look back at the financials for 2022 harvest and then see what the 2023 harvest is looking like. I also discuss the current food shortages and why I think they won't end any time soon.
Видео 2022 harvest was profitable but how does 2023 look? Plus why food shortages are here to stay канала Harry's Farm
Видео 2022 harvest was profitable but how does 2023 look? Plus why food shortages are here to stay канала Harry's Farm
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