Quote from: armanda90 on Today at 06:17:14 AM

Quote from: Uruhara on September 19, 2023, 01:13:44 PM

Normally, September should have entered the rainy season. And usually the rainy season starts at the beginning of the month. But currently, in September, there are only signs of the arrival of the rainy season. Because even though a few days ago there was rain coming to my area. But there are no signs of rain again. Maybe this year's rainy season will start in October. And farmers have been waiting for this.

But now there are things to worry about that will impact price changes on a global scale. Namely, there is news that the price of oil and gas has increased again. But fortunately the increase is not that high. So the impact is not yet felt.

In my place have been started with rainy season, we got rain almost one day and its good or positive side for farmer have start heir planting last few weeks ago. But little worry when rainy season keep consistency every day have chance we will get flood and has potential crop failure could occur with our rice field. Have worry not only with food price are increasing but also oil have indicated will up few percent and bigger impact with transportation cost up and all daily needs will following up.

Can't stopping how to make daily need will back to normal price exactly with rice as our basic needs and can't change with the other option, lower salary payment will difficult how to manage when rice price going up drastically because they don't have enough back up recovery or saving fund in the Bank.

I'm glad to hear that it's starting to rain in your area. And farmers have started to be able to grow crops again. Hopefully everything goes smoothly. But when the rainy season comes. Indeed, sometimes concerns arise, such as rain that is too heavy and lasts quite a long time and causes flooding and crop failure. But if we already have thorough preparation. For example, if a river flow has been cleaned and there are no blockages, flooding can be avoided. Because floods usually occur due to blockages in rivers.

Another problem we are currently facing is related to the increase in oil and gas fuels, which seem to be experiencing another spike. And this will indeed cause transportation costs to increase. And yes, it has the potential to increase prices in all sectors. Maybe the current inflation is not over yet. And maybe a recession is currently underway. I hope there will also be an increase in salaries to adjust to the prices of necessities which are also increasing rapidly.