Ryan Overleese

Anybody out there have of the little Chinese mini excavators that I often see on auction?

A tribute to our dear friend, Greg Sharpe.

@sevierjosh I know who your rooting for…

HYPED UP!

We are now at the peak!!

Anybody on here have good insights about using soil moisture sensors in subsurface drip fields? I’d love to pick your brain if so.

Tonight at bedtime, my son asked me to snuggle with him after prayers. As I laid there in the dark, his tiny fingers interlocked in mine, I did something I do often: I closed my eyes and imagined myself as a 90-year-old man. This man sat in a rocking chair alone thinking back to this exact moment in time with his young son, before he grew up & moved away. The old man would give ANYTHING to be back in this moment even for a second. Anything. I open my eyes. And I am there in that perfect memory. It’s time travel. And it’s a powerful exercise in gratitude. I can easily get bogged down in business and the day-to-day chaos. Taking a moment to slow it all down does wonders for me. Highly recommend.

Take advantage of the latest @JohnDeere precision ag software updates! G5 displays now have satellite background imagery, making it easier to see the where you are in the field. Also new is gesture support for easier navigation, including pinch-to-zoom and drag-to-pan. The full list of new features can be found in the release notes link below. deere.com/en/stellarsupp…

@meyer_russell30 I did try...unfortunately he failed me.

@AgTechRyan Did you ask Grok yet?

Does anybody out there know approximately how many kilowatt-hours it costs to run a pivot around? Nebraska, or anywhere else? I know it will vary based on well size, pivot length, etc., but I am open to any information. Thanks!

Conversational AI, like ChatGPT and X's Grok, is becoming my go-to for agronomy info and general brainstorming. It’s like having a personal thought assistant available 24/7.

The most eye opening book I’ve read in a long time. This puts things in perspective and hit me like a ton of bricks.

Nebraska is back!!!!

This would be a great solution to not having to walk through 48 border rows of pollinating corn…🤔

@CodyRob1 @ScottJFord1 That’d be fun. I need to figure out how to get it running first!

@AgTechRyan Bring it to the Bertrand tractor pull at Hi-line ag. @ScottJFord1 do you know the date for next summer?

My grandpa’s H has now found its home in my shop ready to be cleaned and revived. Anybody have any cool stories about these old tractors?

@Cole_n_Oscopie Awesome! Good condition?

@AgTechRyan I have my grandpa's first tractor and it was H as well.

@RussQuinnDTN Those are a couple fine looking tractors. Get them out often?

@AgTechRyan We have 2 of my grandpa’s old tractors. 1935 JD D was one of his first tractors & 1957 JD 620 was his last. He owned the D w/his brother, Ed. Grandpa plowed in the spring w/it & Ed used it in his sand pit business. D has been in family for all 89 years & 620 “just” 65 years!

Minden, NE. If you’ve never seen this in person, it’s sure worth the drive. This is the 109th year of the tradition. Great article (that just happens to be written by my wife) in the Dec. Nebraska Cattleman mag that highlights the history of the lights. nebraskacattleman.org/NCDec2024/28/

Folks - I am seeing a lot of panic in Husker Nation after the news of Tony White and transfer portal entries. I put together this handy chart of the Annual Husker Hype Cycle to help guide you through this Off-Season. We are currently at the lowest point. It can and will only go up from here. Enjoy the ride! #Huskers