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“Across the country, grain — a key export — piles up in fields and silos as farmers struggle to find routes safe from airstrikes and wait for prices to rise.”

“Wheat flour, once a modest household expense, has become an existential daily struggle for millions of working people.”

“‘A kick in the butt’: N.S. farmers struggle with wet hay, high fuel prices N.S. volunteer fire departments sound alarm over fuel costs Both noted that high fuel costs drive up the price of nearly everything else, from fishing gear to daily living costs.”

“He said affordability is the overriding issue facing all voters, from grocery and gas prices to farmers’ high fertilizer costs.”

“Affordability has dominated the campaign as farmers struggle with rising diesel and energy costs amid the Iran war.”

“Fuel prices are now in line with the international average, which has put pressure on farmers and made transportation more expensive, while the cost of electricity has gone up several hundred per cent for some.”

“In the wealthy northern Italian city of Milan, police clashed on Sunday with protesters hurling stones and looting stores during demonstrations over poor public services and rising living costs.”

“In the wealthy northern Italian city of Milan, police clashed on Sunday with protesters hurling stones and looting stores during demonstrations over poor public services and rising living costs.”

“Rising fuel costs are also encouraging farmers to switch to solar-powered tube wells, reducing their dependence on diesel-powered irrigation.”

“That could create an advantage proprietary American systems may struggle to match, even if they remain stronger on benchmarks.”

“Food banks’ struggles started in the early days of President Donald Trump’s second term when officials cut a $400 million Covid-era program to supply food banks with food from local farmers and paused an estimated $500 million in other planned food purchases…”

“Trade wars, tariffs and the Iran conflict are hiking up costs for the everyday American.”

“Red-dyed diesel is essentially the same as regular diesel fuel, but is coloured a reddish brown in order to identify it for use off-road, like with farming, construction vehicles and other off-road uses.”