Some of this could be trickle down effects no? If inflation is 8.5 percent and the seed company raises prices by 9 percent (rounding up cause they arent really

Some of this could be trickle down effects no? If inflation is 8.5 percent and the seed company raises prices by 9 percent (rounding up cause they arent really sure what inflation actually is), the fertilizer company goes up 9 percent, the tractor parts goes up even more (cause supply chain shortages), and the harvest contractors rates have to go up 9 percent, and the distribution that gets the harvest to the producer goes up 9 percent, what does the final price look like? Has there been analysis like that?