Curtis Hoffmann retweetledi
BREAKING: U.S. Justice Department probes fertilizer giants for possible price collusion.
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Curtis Hoffmann
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Curtis Hoffmann
@Freedom_speech1
Pedigreed Seed Grower/Beekeeper. Growing mustard, flax, peas, lentils, wheat, barley, oats and alfalfa seed. Some tweets are opinions
Katılım Ekim 2012
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Curtis Hoffmann retweetledi
🚨🚜 AI Is Now Farming… Lasers Are Killing 600,000 Weeds Per Hour🚨
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This is not sci-fi.
This is modern agriculture.
What you are looking at is the Carbon Robotics LaserWeeder, one of the most advanced AI farming machines operating in the world today.
It is mounted behind a standard @JohnDeere tractor and runs entirely off the tractor’s diesel engine through the PTO shaft.
Here is what is actually happening.
The machine uses high-resolution cameras and NVIDIA-powered AI processors to scan the field in real time.
The system analyzes every plant it sees.
Crop or weed.
In milliseconds the AI identifies the difference with sub-millimeter accuracy.
Once the weed is identified…
A laser fires.
The laser instantly destroys the weed at the cellular level without disturbing the soil or harming nearby crops.
No herbicides.
No chemicals.
No tilling.
Just pure precision.
And the scale is staggering.
Up to 10,000 weeds per minute
That is roughly 600,000 weeds per hour while the tractor simply drives across the field.
The NVIDIA GPUs are the “brain.”
They run the AI computer vision model that identifies plants in real time.
The tractor’s engine powers a generator on the implement which supplies electricity to the lasers, cameras, cooling systems, and computing hardware.
This is why farmers are excited.
Less chemical spraying.
Lower environmental impact.
Higher precision farming.
And dramatically reduced labor.
AI is not just changing software or social media.
It is transforming the physical world.
Even the weeds don’t stand a chance anymore.
#SilentMajoritySpeaks
#AStoneGroove
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@Cronk_Ag Looks like you found my old neighbour😂. Was live action Gary in the house?
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Curtis Hoffmann retweetledi
Joe Rogan: "Did you get Covid?"
Guest: "I got Covid like six times."
Rogan: "Of course you did, because you got vaccinated. The people who didn't get vaccinated got it once or twice."
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@dudly81 @Mattxduchak @Lindahill2climb @INoScared Keep in mind the government takes more in taxes than what they give back in subsidies. Drop the tax level and there’s no need for subtitles. Same goes for consumers.
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@Mattxduchak @Lindahill2climb @INoScared Not logic.
Accounting.
When every industry depends on government money, it’s not capitalism anymore — it’s just soft communism with paperwork.
11 years in and the receipts are public.
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If Oil and Gas sector is so great why do they need so many subsidies?
Tom Quiggin@TomTSEC
If EVs are so great, why do they always need so many subsidies?
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@lesleyraekelly Very cool, but try this…remove the cheese and gravy then add dill to sour cream and top off with a little feta and diced bacon 👌
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Perogi poutine with some dill sauce at my hometown rink 😃
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If Federal Judges represent federal regulations why should Alberta fund them to bring with?
Just another reason to disembark from Canada.
Scott Robertson@sarobertsonca
Corey Hogan on Danielle Smith's judicial appointment demands: "You can't create a new power out of powers that you do have. You can't say, 'I want to appoint federal judges. So I'm just going to withhold funding to federal judges.' That's not the way the Constitution works."
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Alberta has DOUBLE the Oil Production of Norway, and a slightly SMALLER Population (5 vs. 5.6 million).
Alberta could have a Sovereign Wealth Fund larger than Norway's $2 Trillion Fund.
Alberta does not - because Ottawa and Quebec chose to take more than their fair share of Alberta's income.
There is still time for Alberta to use its wealth to provide for Albertans - if Alberta Chooses Independence.
cc: @RiseOfAlberta @ikwilson
Massimo@Rainmaker1973
Norway, a country with just over 5 million people, manages the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund — worth nearly $2 trillion. This translates to around $340,000 for every citizen, making it one of the richest countries per capita. The fund was built from oil revenues, but instead of spending it all, Norway invested globally in stocks, bonds, and green energy projects. It serves as a safety net for future generations, ensuring the country’s wealth continues long after oil production declines. Norway’s model is admired worldwide as an example of smart resource management. It shows how natural resources can be transformed into long-term prosperity when governments prioritize sustainability and financial discipline.
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@BDuchek @BantrySeedFarms The way thing are looking I would say buying extra feed now at a reasonable price is a smart idea.
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Came across some really nice hay bales close to home for a reasonable price. Can't believe nobody else bought them. Just a few corners to make to avoid the highway loaded. 👌 #AgTwitter
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The amount of information I have used in my career from this research farm is outstanding. Established in 1886, it has provided unbiased reliable information about Western Canadian Agriculture that can’t be replicated anywhere but Western Canada.
Andrew Scheer@AndrewScheer
Farmers rely on the Indian Head Research Farm for real-world science on soil, crops, and pest resilience. How can Liberals claim there’s no money to keep it open when they CAN find $8 million for gender-just rice in Vietnam? Watch the video to see them dodge the question:
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Dilemma of the day; Insurance at $4800/yr from Wawanesa, or insurance for $3500/yr from SGI. Same coverage. Which do I choose? 🤔🧐
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@blairbalog @Stampseeds Quite different than here. This is our blackest ground, a side slope in an alfalfa field. 1-4” of ice on the field. I’m hoping you send us some of your heat to melt this off. Good luck seeding!
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That would be quite the precedent…
Take a look at Canadas grant application forms…
Disclose.tv@disclosetv
JUST IN - U.S. government investigating Nike over allegations that the company discriminates against White people, due to Nike’s "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion-related Targets." — CNN
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@FarmingUK @AGRICENLIFER Looks messy and not very accurate
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@xerofarmer It would be interesting to break it all down and see where there money goes in the supply chain. Following the money would be very simple for an accountant if politicians ever felt the need to know.
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@Freedom_speech1 We are seeing record levels of 🇺🇸 feeder cattle coming into 🇨🇦- way over previous highs. Hard to reconcile with the price of corn & feed barley. Margins must be better in the chain above the slaughter.
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Could your farm survive a 50% rollback in land prices?
Land just north of me sold for 50% above the going rate…
7.8 times more then the going rate in 2008
If you pencil it out it doesn’t pay for itself at 50% of what that land sold for
It’s been coming for 10 years…
Trent Klarenbach@TrentKlarenbach
Farmland values: A fascinating time. Experts discuss factors like interest rates, grain prices, and rental rates impacting the market. Is a pullback coming? #Farmland #Agribusiness #RealEstate #Agriculture
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@CateSask The letter sounds very reasonable. They’re asking for dialog and reform. Here’s how the system currently works. Would it not make sense to have judges with a regional focus and background? Perhaps judges should be elected, not appointed…
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Conservatives/Separatists screaming about “tyranny from the east” while cheering Premier Danielle Smith who says:
“Let us influence who becomes a judge or we’ll starve the courts of funding.”
That’s not conservative.
That’s authoritarian cosplay.
Judicial independence means politicians don’t get leverage over judges.
Once funding becomes conditional, the courts stop being neutral and start being compliant.
Then comes the greatest hits album:
• bilingualism = bad
• courts must reflect “provincial values”
• the U.S. system as a role model (lol)
If your political philosophy collapses unless you can pick the referees, it’s not democracy it’s a tantrum with a budget.
You don’t defend the Constitution by threatening it.
Read the letter.
Then explain how this isn’t exactly what you claim to hate.
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