” I saw food lines as far as the eye could see: food will begin to dwindle, because of no rain and floods. It will be a difficult time, men will go wild because of a spirit to survive: Anger – Riots – Murder. People will fear to come out of their houses” Mary Ann Brown 1976 Prophetic Vision
Sonja Craighead Vision
–A Very Detailed Prophetic Vision Of Severe Judgement For America (Shocking!)- Sonja Craighead
“God has told me to warn his people living in the US that famine, both of the word of God, and a famine of not enough to eat, is surely coming soon to America and it’s going to be severe.
He also showed me that much of the food that Americans will have in the near future will not be safe to eat for more than one reason.
In a vision from the Lord, I saw food that were beautiful to look at but unsafe to consume.
I saw a recalls for Foods in multiple categories for multiple reasons. There will be confusion on which foods are safe and which foods are unsafe to eat since looking at the food they all looked safe.
Some areas in the US will have little food at all. God took me in the spirit above several states in the United States and I saw crop devastations. In Kansas Colorado Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas are saw Grasshoppers and then and another insect (I do not know what what kind of other insect I was unfamiliar with it ) eating the heads kernels wheat and barley off of the bear stocks, devouring the entirety of the wheat and barley harvest. It happened just before Harvest I’m leaving only a short stubble
I saw weevils eating alfalfa hay throughout Colorado and Texas down to the ground .
I saw in the Midwest states of Iowa Ohio and parts of Missouri corn standing in mud and water being ruined by flooding with rot and mold in it on the corn ears
I saw freezes and frost in Georgia and Florida damaging most of their fruit Citrus crops
In California I saw even more severe drought conditions the ground was actually cracking and breaking to the point that many farmers didn’t bother even to plant new vegetable crops knowing that they hadn’t enough irrigation water to bring their crops to harvest
God showed me trouble and transporting food and wasn’t able to be trucked around the US as it should have been.
People were in a state of panic. Many people were stealing what food they could find. People began hoarding and hiding food. Many people were stealing food from their neighbors strangers and even their own family members just to find something to eat.
I saw these things happening during each crops growing cycle for a period of 2 years.The losses were so intense and there were severe shortages. After two years America was in a very severe famine.
When this 2 year period of crop failures and shortages begins how long will the severe famine last?
I wasn’t showing exactly the length of time but the actual severe famine where all of the food was extremely scarce, was longer than a year. Many people in America will starve during the time of the severe famine.
God showed me a lack of clean water to drink will also be a serious issue that will cause diseases that were once eradicated in the United States and thought to be a thing of the past but will surface again in America
Rich poor and the middle class will all be affected. Every state in the u.s. will be affected. Our children and grandchildren will suffer.
This was very hard for me to look at but the Lord wanted to show me the suffering and the dying children so that I can warn their parents and grandparents to repent seek the Lord and drop those to him for his protection and his instruction of how to prepare your households
Confirmations:
“Everyone there was panic stricken, but there was so much food … It looked like Black Friday shopping, except with food” Katie Troutman
Vision Of Food Lines In America In Cold Winter –Nancy
“In this dream, this new religious system will present “church” to the people, but it won’t contain anything of substance. The word won’t be researched, or even presented. ” Kim Weir
Kim Weir also saw something that had to do with food looking wonderful, but was toxic to eat.
“People were growing food in their homes/basements because it was not safe to do so outside, not sure why. Perhaps the food could be stolen or poisoned?” Michelle Walcott
“The threat of major food shortage in the United States will cause a wave of hoarding. Flour, dried foods, sugar, rice, beans, and canned foods will skyrocket in price. Supermarket shelves will be emptied of staple items. The price of dried foods will eventually quadruple. People will be prepared to kill in defense of their hoarded food supplies.” David Wilkerson
Cannibalism “Max woke me up and stated he had a dream about a famine, people starving to death. He said he was in New York City and there had been a terror attack that has messed up how everyone lived their lives and people could not get food. He said people were angry and started “tearing things and people apart”. He said there was a disease that was passed through regular looking house flies. He said these flies started to bite people and then their flesh would start to rot in that area.”13 Year Old Max
“Not just any famine, a GREAT famine” – A 5 Part Prophetic Dream Cyrene Watts
“A Season Of Desperate Hunger Pains” A Word To America Given To Mitch Salmon
A Russian Attack On America With A Nuclear Winter And No Food -Vincent Aquilino’s 1997 Dream
Prophetic Dream Shows A Coming Food Shortage Coupled With Power Outages – Chris Broussard
800 Years Old Prophecy Shows Destruction Coming To America -Hildegard von Bingen
Hunting Down Of Christians In America – A Prophetic Word Given To Julie Whedbee
A Russian Attack On America With A Nuclear Winter And No Food -Vincent Aquilino’s 1997 Dream
“As Many As A Million Calves Lost In Nebraska” – Beef Prices In The U.S. To Escalate Dramatically In The Coming Months
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” the livestock losses that we have already experienced will be felt for many years to come “
As of Dec. 1, producers in states with flooding – including South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin and Illinois – had 6.75 billion bushels of corn, soybeans and wheat stored on their farms – 38 percent of the total U.S. supplies available at that time, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
According to Agriculture Secretary Sunny Purdue, there “may be as many as a million calves lost in Nebraska” due to the catastrophic flooding that has hit the state. This is not a rumor, this is not an exaggeration, and this is not based on any sort of speculation. This number comes to us directly from the top agriculture official in the entire country, and it means that the economic toll from the recent floods is far greater than most of us had anticipated. You can watch Purdue make this quote on Fox Business right here, and it is important to remember that this number is just for one state. It is hard to imagine what the final numbers will look like when the livestock losses for all of the states affected by the flooding are tallied up. This is already the worst agricultural disaster in modern American history, and the National Weather Service is telling us that there will be more catastrophic flooding throughout the middle portion of the nation for the next two months.
Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts says that this is the worst flooding that his state has ever experienced. Ricketts originally told us that 65 out of the 93 counties in his state have declared a state of emergency, but that number has now risen to 74. Hundreds of millions of dollars of damage has been done in his state alone, and that is just an initial estimate.
It deeply offends me that the big mainstream news channels have spent so little time covering this disaster. This is the biggest news story of 2019 so far by a very wide margin, but because it happened in the middle of the country they are not giving it the attention that it deserves.
In the short-term, food prices will not rise too dramatically because the stores are selling the food that has already been produced. But as the months roll along, you will start to notice food prices steadily increase. Millions of bushels of wheat, corn and soybeans have been destroyed by the flooding so far, and thousands of farmers will not be able to plant crops at all this year. And the livestock losses that we have already experienced will be felt for many years to come.
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Midwest Apocalypse: According To Satellite Data, “At Least 1 Million Acres Of U.S. Farmland” Have Been Devastated By Floods
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We have never seen anything like this before. According to satellite data that was just released by Reuters, “at least 1 million acres of U.S. farmland” were covered by water for at least seven days this month. That is an agricultural disaster without equal in modern American history, and yet the mainstream media is treating this like it is some sort of second class story. It isn’t. This is the biggest news story of 2019 so far, and people want to know what is going on. A few days ago, I posted a story entitled ‘“As Many As A Million Calves Lost In Nebraska” – Beef Prices In The U.S. To Escalate Dramatically In The Coming Months’, and it has already been shared on social media more than 145,000 times. Farming communities all over the central part of the nation now look like war zones as a result of all this flooding, but the media elites on the east and west coasts don’t want to write about it. And with more flooding on the way for the next two months, this crisis is only going to get worse.
This is the time of year when farmers are gearing up to plant wheat, corn and soybeans, and now a substantial portion of our farmland will not be able to be used at all this year. According to Reuters, at least a million acres of farmland were covered by floodwaters for at least seven days this month, and that “will likely reduce corn, wheat and soy production this year”…
At least 1 million acres (405,000 hectares) of U.S. farmland were flooded after the “bomb cyclone” storm left wide swaths of nine major grain producing states under water this month, satellite data analyzed by Gro Intelligence for Reuters showed.
Farms from the Dakotas to Missouri and beyond have been under water for a week or more, possibly impeding planting and damaging soil. The floods, which came just weeks before planting season starts in the Midwest, will likely reduce corn, wheat and soy production this year.
And with “as many as a million calves” lost to the flooding, a lot less food than anticipated is going to be produced in the United States for the foreseeable future.
Between March 8th and March 21st, almost 1.1 million acres of cropland and over 84,000 acres of pastureland were covered by water for at least a week. With more rain on the way, it is essentially going to be impossible for most of those acres to be usable this year.
In Iowa, 474,271 acres were covered by floodwaters for at least seven days in March, and Iowa farmers are facing some very tough deadlines. Corn must be planted by May 31st and soybeans must be planted by June 15th in order to qualify for flood insurance. For most Iowa farms that were covered by floodwaters, that is going to be impossible.
Overall, the recent flooding caused “at least $3 billion” in economic damage according to authorities, but many believe that the final number will be far higher.
Thousands upon thousands of farms have been completely destroyed, and thousands upon thousands of farmers will not plant any crops at all this year.
In addition to the vast agricultural devastation that we have witnessed, thousands upon thousands of homes have been destroyed as well, and now the National Ground Water Association is warning that “the safety of more than a million private water wells” could be compromised…
Record flooding in the Midwest is now threatening the safety of more than a million private water wells. The National Ground Water Association estimates that people living in more than 300 counties across 10 states have their groundwater threatened from bacterial and industrial contamination carried by flood waters
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Government Warns Of Historic, Widespread Flooding “Through May” – Food Prices To Skyrocket As 1000s Of Farms Are Destroyed
I posted an article about this crisis yesterday, and I am troubled by the fact that most Americans don’t seem to understand the gravity of what we are facing.
Millions of bushels of wheat, corn and soybeans have been destroyed by flood waters, hundreds of millions of dollars worth of livestock have been lost, and all of us will soon be feeling a lot more pain at the grocery store.
“I would say 50% of the farmers in our area will not recover from this,” Dustin Sheldon, a farmer in southwestern Iowa’s flood-devastated Fremont County near the swollen Missouri River, said this week.
As of Dec. 1, producers in states with flooding – including South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin and Illinois – had 6.75 billion bushels of corn, soybeans and wheat stored on their farms – 38 percent of the total U.S. supplies available at that time, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.