Food is generally a good investment, and a good cushion to supplent a loss of a job, bad weather, etc. (gotta eat either way). Perhaps more so now. Something with a shelf life. A big garden may also be a good investment soon, both for the skills and resources. Not to mention the freshness.

Between Hungary banning grain exports, Russia's grain, fertilizer and fuel, and the recent strike on fertilizer transports set to pretty much kill most fertilizer supply in North America unless they come to resolution soon, mixed in with the other supply chain issues, it might not hurt to have the ability to supplement. At the very least for the sake of your wallet.

Just my thoughts.