Oak Industries for $1 and sold it for $1.25. I did that multiple times around 1987 when stocks traded in fractions and my low price broker only charged me $50 per trade.

That is one of those birds that was brought here by the Europeans just like pigeons and starlings.

The cost of ag commodities has a small affect on the cost of the consumer goods price. I used to deal with a snack food company where the bag cost more than the corn used to make the chips. There are 90 loaves of bread from a bushel of wheat which comes out to ten cents of wheat in that $2 loaf of bread and wheat is up about 40% from a few years ago.