About this episode

Jason Clay discusses the long-term impacts of the Middle East conflict on agriculture and food markets.

Jason Clay always brings a valuable insight to our conversation with his midwestern farm roots and his global perspective on how agriculture and food. This time he talks about the long term impacts of the conflict in the Middle East and some of the changes he sees for the crops we raise and who buys them.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

People in this episode

Guest: Jason Clay

Topics covered

• Middle East conflict
• agriculture
• food supply
• crops

Keywords

• agriculture
• global perspective
• food market changes

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Middle East, the Middle East

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