Deeply Rooted: The Rise Of Food And Fertilizer Prices : 1A
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Deeply Rooted: The Rise Of Food And Fertilizer Prices : 1A

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Deeply Rooted: The Rise Of Food And Fertilizer Prices Enlarge this image toggle caption Spencer Platt/Getty Images Spencer Platt/Getty Images If you've gone grocery shopping lately, you might've noticed that the total on your receipt is higher than usual. That's according to a consumer price index report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics that was released this month. Harvest Media reporter Jonathan Ahl writes: Labor costs, fuel prices, supply chain problems and the effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine are all partially to blame the increases. This show is the first in a week-long series on agriculture called Deeply Rooted, available online.

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