Evan Bernstein

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1,829 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 13 Jun

Evan Bernstein’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 7 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 4.

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So this is not dollars or currency. voice-verified
This is just a measurement of the cost of fertilizer worldwide. voice-verified
January 31st, 2020. voice-verified
Okay, this is right before pandemic. voice-verified
70.84. voice-verified
April 30th, 2022, just last week, 254.97. voice-verified
So that's about 3.5 times higher in price. voice-verified
If you're a farmer and you're paying 3.5 times the price of fertilizer, oh my gosh. voice-verified
I mean, look, prices do go up when it comes to commodities and things, but not usually by 3.5 times over the voice-verified
They'll go gradually up and down over regular business cycles. voice-verified
And companies can either absorb the hit off their profits. voice-verified
They can show a smaller profit to the shareholders. voice-verified
In many cases, the company will raise prices on their goods. voice-verified
And it doesn't have to be much, especially in volume. voice-verified
Things can go up a few pennies at a time over the course of the year. voice-verified
Nobody's going to raise hell. voice-verified
But farmers who have to deal with these kinds of rapid increases, they not only have to resort to charging more. voice-verified
And it actually is combined with cutting into some profits, but it can create a situation in which the companies that produce the food for the world are going to just produce less of it. voice-verified
A couple of examples. voice-verified
Brazil, world's largest soybean producer, 20% cut in potash use, could bring a 14% drop in yield. voice-verified
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