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Farm bankruptcies are up 46%. Can the family farm survive modern geopolitical shocks?

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Wheat farmer Andy Juris finds his balance sheet agonizing.

The cost of necessities such as fertilizer zip along a continuous incline, while the price of wheat he grows in southern Washington State falls short of his expenses.

"A lot of the inflation that started post-COVID never really left agriculture," Juris told Straight Arrow.

The price of diesel fuel, for example, hit a record high this month.

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