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Anthocyanin pigment accumulation is very common in seedling #sorghum following cold, wet periods.
Warm weather and active growth will typically correct the issue.
#agriculture
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Traveling Agronomist
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Traveling Agronomist
@AgronomyOnTheGo
I am an Agronomist with a love for insects and plants. Traveling the US and the globe to learn something new. Views/tweets expressed are my own.
Texas Katılım Şubat 2020
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Been out checking on our #cotton harvest here in Texas. Yields look phenomenal, prices look dismal.
#Agriculture
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@CBKimbrell Life style creep is a real thing. It is hardwired into our brains as well. We normalize things that change and always seek more.
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Living within your means is the secret to success and contentment.
unusual_whales@unusual_whales
Americans making under $50,000 said they needed an average $157,000 a year to live comfortably, while those making at least $100,000 said they would need $246,000, per CNBC
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@CBKimbrell @Outdoors_BenB It will likely self diagnose the problem in the future however. So that might shift the cost of maintenance on those issues.
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Ai will likely never fix your air conditioner, plumbing, or electric problems, or even fix those problems at an Ai data center. Jobs may look different, but there will always be jobs for people who want to work.
Peter St Onge, Ph.D.@profstonge
From the newsletter: “The New Jobs After AI” profstonge.com/p/what-are-the… “AI transfers wealth to blue collars and service workers in the short run -- and away from managers and journalists.” “Ironically, in the long run AI and robots actually make our economy far more humanized than the soul-crushing cubicle farms that future generations will look on with pity.”
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A crazy whirlwind of travel today that included tomatoes, soybeans, and even this banana disease trial.
Never a dull moment in #agriculture.
#Florida
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There’s only one way to describe Kaeden Kent’s walk-off grand slam: Titanic.
Texas A&M Baseball@AggieBaseball
Olsen Magic. That's it. That's the tweet. #GigEm
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@Matt_Stepp817 You are definitely missing a lot to this story. I think they are handling this quietly for his sake.
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Maybe I'm missing something but three straight trips to the state semifinals seems like a decent reason to get a contract extension #txhsfb
Matt Stepp@Matt_Stepp817
In a move that had been rumored after a stunning non-renewal in Feb, Edna reassigns AD/HFC Jimmie Mitchell after 3 straight state semifinal trips first reported by @mikeforman21 #txhsfb @dctf texasfootball.com/article/2025/0…
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@CBKimbrell A domestic milling industry would do great things for the US cotton market. It would also provide opportunities for specialization in the type of cotton we produce and develop.
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Keep in mind that we use about as much cotton as we produce, it’s just that for the last 30 years, we had to export cotton so that literal slaves or those who were willing to work for wages that would compete with those slaves, would make our cotton into garments that they ship back to us.
Casey Kimbrell@CBKimbrell
I think we’re on the cusp of bringing domestic milling back to the United States. Milling has always been highly labor intensive, but with the advent and improvement of Ai and robotics, I think we now have the technological capabilities to cut out using slave labor for apparel.
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HAPPY HALLOWEEN!! Enjoy some photos from the festively decorated Trace Lab. 👻🎃 #trickortreat #halloween #officedecor #TraceLab
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Great news for Canadian farmers 🇨🇦
Read the full press release here: tracegenomics.com/trace-genomics…
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Happy Labor Day - A day to celebrate the American worker! 🇺🇸
#TraceGenomics #laborday #workhardplayhard
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Excited to be on the team!
Trace Genomics@tracegenomics
We are excited to welcome Zach Eder as our new Commercial Agronomist on the #TraceTeam He is looking forward to "addressing field agronomy questions using genomics." In his spare time, he enjoys coaching his kids in little league baseball, club soccer & chess. ⚾⚽♟️ #agronomist
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This harvest season, one photo tells a profound story.
After #HurricaneBeryl's winds, farmers are "deadheading"—harvesting damaged corn in one direction, then returning empty-handed.
This method underscores their resilience but also increases the time and cost of their labor.
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