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@gwiesefarms R and D tax credits…

What’s one decision you made this year that actually improved your bottom line?

@Bkitch1Bodie Had the same experience on vacation in AZ. Made ground beef with eggs in the morning. 85%. Disgusting. Threw 3/4 away. Paid $7 for a pound. Night and day difference from our local meat supply.

I had store bought meat tonight and it was awful. Just ground beef. Prepared it no differently then how I would put home raised. I couldn’t even finish my meal. So the question is, is there that big of a difference or did I get a cheap/wrong ground beef today. Cuz it was rough

@dane_berggren @JimSmith87 PIK was designed to leave land idle. CRP serves a purpose of multiple reasons. I just took a 15 acre unproductive piece out this year and converted to CRP. Profitable, habitat, no wasting inputs. No brainer. If payments were higher I’d convert more.

@DJEntringer @JimSmith87 So a new PIK program

The market has said: Raise less corn and beans. Who is going to NOT plant ground? Who is going to plant mediocre hybrids/varieties to reduce crop size? The question is simple, the answer not.

@leadlagreport Buy corn and soybeans

There is a high probability, in my esteemed professional opinion, that commodities will rip your fucking heads off in 2026.

@KurtHolscher @BenRiensche I’d imagine most do in dry but was curious since it doesn’t say on the harvest metrics that he has there.

@DJEntringer @BenRiensche Does anyone really talk in wet bushels? We never have, but possibly we are the odd duck.

Another dissapointment. 220 APH 184.9 BPA Worse than Expected And I thought I was in the Garden of Eden during the growing season

@bandedagllc I had a similar experience last year. Fall strip-tilled and was anticipating planting corn on corn there. Switched that spring and split the field with 70ac corn 70 of soybeans. Fertilized heavy for corn with P and K and Zn. Best looking beans I’ve ever seen and worst yielding.

Interesting enough, beans ain’t that big on fall banded fertilizer either: Stripped NO Fertilizer: 98.42bu/ac Stripped w/ Fertilizer: 100.22bu/ac This was average of 4 replicated trials with and without fertilizer but ALL 30” rows were stripped last fall. I will be happy to send individual reps if requested but nothing earth shattering in any of them….

Good men must die, but death can't kill their names.

@TheTedSpread Love following along. Keep it up. Is there a number of kernels per bushel you use for this test?

Stop 8 in Madison co NE. First 20 around I’ve seen so far. The other two were 16 and 18. Yield check 193. Non irrigated #pftour25

@ZachHorstman Let it be known I voted turtle sundae

You guys are insane

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@AgProfessional How many kernels per bushel do you guys use? Curious for my own as well. Always a hard one to judge for me.

2nd stop was in Cedar co NE where we stopped at some non irrigated corn. This area typically shows stress easily. The past 4 years have been dry. This year no signs of drought stress, a rare occurrence. Our calculations came out at 175-200 for dry land farm was hoping 200. #OATT

@PetersenFarms @PetersonLJacob @AgronomyChad Strip-till beans here in SD have worked nicely for us. Planted April 12th. Picture was 10 days ago.

@PetersonLJacob @AgronomyChad Update: Been a good 5 weeks. No post spray yet, also no flowers. Still hoping to stave off disaster with this spring strip till thing.

And this is where we would not get a crop planted in the valley.

@Bkitch1Bodie Can you post your tissue tests? I’d love to see those and compare.

In my time at BW one of the things I’m most grateful for is the opportunity to learn with my customers. Got some tissues back today and looking at pre and post treatments and connecting dots was just like the early days. It was rly needed.

@husker_cattle Not all think this way thankfully. We live in an area where we manage for them and leave standing crop for them through the winter. If they’re that concerned with being at the mercy or Mother Nature (weather and wildlife) then maybe they should choose a different occupation 😂

Go read through the replies to this post. The amount of farmers that say they run them all over or shoot them and the complete disregard for wildlife and nature is another reason I hate the American corn farmer. They have no regard for anyone but themselves.

@TroyPSilva A literal disgrace at every single level except MLB- there’s still a level of integrity and respect for the game. It’s laughable and sad at the same time.

Anyone else feeling disappointed about the state of baseball right now? Specifically at the youth, HS, and college levels? Let me know your thoughts 🙏🏽

@MaxROIFarmer @sf28430 Mature bucks will utilize small strips (10-20ft) a lot during the end of summer/fall. Doe and fawns like a most structured area with better cover for fawning and escaping predators. Just depends what your goals are.

Whitetail people, how wide does a strip of brush/trees etc have to be in order for deer to bed in it reliably? @sf28430

@MaxROIFarmer Do you have anything on your corn head from the previous fall to help size residue more?

NoTill CoC installation going swimmingly

Field of Dreams was released OTD in 1989 - THREAD This movie has resonated with audiences for 36 years. It's more than just a baseball movie; it's about hope, dreams and healing. I can't decide which clip to post, so I'm going to post them all 'If you build it, he will come.' 1/

@ChetEdinger @Qconnealy19 100% what he said. Spray it first and then plant it. Also, do not use steel. It will plant way better by planting into it. The rye creates a garden like seedbed underneath. Just make sure you have enough closing pressure. Way too many clumps and worse seed/soil contact if worked

@Qconnealy19 If going to corn you’ll want the Rye crispy brown when planting it. We feel there is allelopathy between cereal Rye & corn.

So I’m going to be honest as a first time cover cropper. What’s my next step here coming into #plant25 ? When do I terminate this green stuff or is it easier to use a little steel therapy to prep before planting? It’ll be going to irrigated corn 🌽 #pleaseHelp #agX