@Badgerswimr Start pricing a 2-2.5 bushel revision for the 2025 corn crop and a tad below trend for 2026 corn. That’s the truth as of today. In a week we may be talking about a 177 national average corn crop
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Doug Meyer
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Doug Meyer
@NebGradDubDub
Proud Alum University of Nebraska, Farmer, Former pharmaceutical representative, B.S. Exercise Science.
DubDub Katılım Aralık 2012
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For all you hoping I’m going to get run over. Our group has been long from the bottom we are long this thing called gamma. The market can go parabolic we will be cheering harder than anyone and if it breaks we can choose to pick up the pieces. It’s called gamma know what it is
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@SethMeyerMU It has validity because it’s a USDA report. Simply stop the survey BS and use the RMA data in September for acres. We have no use for inaccurate surveys. Last year was a perfect example all around with acres and yield
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@NebGradDubDub If the June report has no validity then the market will ignore it
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Which is why USDA releases reports at noon and doesn’t try to do it when the market is ‘closed’
Javier Blas@JavierBlas
COLUMN: Kiss your weekends goodbye, oil traders. The oil market doesn't need 24/7 trading. But it's coming anyway. Thus better that mainstream exchanges and commodity regulators get involved than cede it to crypto and prediction markets. @Opinion bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
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May I present you Kansas City to Albuquerque to Tucson?
Midwest vs. The Rest@midwestern_ope
The most boring drive any Midwesterner can endure
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@SethMeyerMU Farmer planted data is 100% accurate. All the card counter in the casino needs is a government report to know which side to trade. They don’t care what the NASS number is. It’s just the benchmark where they already know the true answer. Harvested acres is their only risk
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@SethMeyerMU NASS does not……You don’t understand what I meant. Trading firms purchase that planter data and use the NASS reports on acreage to manipulate positions. The acreage survey in June just fuels a casino where the card counters run amuck. Need to end the June report because if this
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@johnrich Private companies build solar and get government money public utility doesn’t qualify for. A few years later public utility buys solar farm. A grift as old as time. Utilities don’t wanted solar on rooftops because they would have to purchase it from hundreds of private entities
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If the left wants solar panels, put them on top of every single parking lot in the state and leave the farms alone! I wouldn't mind parking in the shade, and you can have your unreliable energy source without wrecking all the prime farmland. Or does that make TOO much sense?
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🌡️ Pollination weather scorecard June 30 to July 20 ranks out of 134 years (1893-2026)
🔥 Average Temps: Top 10 hottest on record across most of MN, WI, MI, IN, OH. Chunks of the eastern Belt ranked 1-5. Historically, very warm. Yields?
🌙 Overnight lows even hotter relative to history, single digits nearly everywhere east of the Missouri River. Warm nights during pollination & grain fill are the real stress story, the crop never gets a break to respire?
🟢 That's the one legit bull card on the table for #corn.
🌧️ But here's the map the market is actually trading: precip. Southeast MN and northern IA ranked top 20 wettest. Southern IL, IN, western KY sitting at ranks 4-18 wettest out of 134. The heat came with water.
🟡 The dry pockets ND, northern MN, parts of MO are real but not record-setting, and they're not the heart of the Belt.
📊 Bottom line: Hot pollination stretch, funds continue to add length. Warm nights are the wildcard that shows up in September yield data.
🔷 Watch the G/E trend & grain fill in coming weeks. Did the night temps damage the crop, condition ratings haven't caught yet? That's the trade.
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@NebGradDubDub I beg to differ
No research has been done on older chemistry
We found it to be very effective 2 yrs ago
You maybe drank from the bowl with your former job??
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We have programs for $10 per acre
3 modes plus insecticide
Pioneer Troy@deutmeyer_troy
Updated Corteva Disease Tracker Our "common" diseases such as Tar Spot, NCLB & GLS are picking up in risk and now able to find a bit easier in the fields. Also keep in mind fungicides provide benefits outside of disease protection such as drought/heat stress mitigation as well as improved late season standability. Visit with your local Pioneer Sales Rep on fungicide decisions if you have not already.
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Selling your land to a solar farm is fools gold. In 20 years your land is shit and the appreciation of farmland will out pace what you were paid.
Alex Fasulo@alex_fasulo
You are looking at @USDA prime topsoil being stripped off farmland that’s hosting Excelsior Solar. The solar salesmen told everyone in the area the land would be “farmable again.” They are stripping prime topsoil that’s grown food for nearly 100 years in the area, loading it up, and taking it off the property. This video was captured by Barbie Starowitz. They are then bringing in low quality soil, clay, and crushed rock to take its place. Where is the prime topsoil going? The drivers do their best to hide that from the landowners in Byron. The resources, like topsoil, are extracted during late or early hours, sometimes behind fencing so landowners that leased can’t measure the resources they are losing (and not being paid for - more posts on that). One investigation uncovered the soil goes to a local dump, as part of an arrangement with incoming hazardous waste that the landfills will have to accept. For legal purposes, this investigation uncovered that allegedly. USDA prime topsoil takes 100 to 500 years to form. But it only takes an afternoon for it to be loaded into trucks, carted off as part of the biggest scam ever peddled on the American public. ORES doesn’t monitor the worksites. It’s the Wild West. And it’s all on purpose.
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@Iowacrops Oh…..and the fringe isn’t dumping on 240 lbs of N, corn on corn at 36,000. More like 160 at most and 16,000-22,000. But ya, he’s the reason inputs are high😂
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@Iowacrops Hmm…..so your the decider of what every farm in the country should plant? His crop is near the cattle. Yours in Illinois isn’t. Maybe you guys should go back to wheat, vegetables and timber😉🤷♂️
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Raising Dry land corn in the desert. Should this qualify for FSA payments or crop insurance? Hey McLean county
Illinois, do you like what this shit does to your corn price? Do you like what this does to your fertilizer prices? Do we like what it does to water availability? Stop the insanity!
Alex Millershaski@AMillershaski
Hard pill to swallow. Last year this milo field received 2” of rain from June 16th to the middle of August. This year it was planted 3 weeks ago and has yet to receive any measurable rain. Rare to be that dry last year. Unbelievable to be that dry two years in a row.
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@deutmeyer_troy Honestly…..If your harvesting corn in November it absolutely paid. Not harvesting down corn and ear drop is what many don’t consider in the ROI and university trials rarely account for. Many harvest the fungicide trials early on and that isn’t a true test.
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How will determine your ROI for fungicide 2026?
At harvest time on of the most common questions I get is "What are you seeing for fungicide response?". I typically ask the customer what they are seeing and 99% of the time the response back is "I didn't leave an untreated check so I really don't know".
I encourage every producer to leave untreated checks and do a weighed comparison in as many fields as possible!! It is the only way to know how fungicides performed on your operation.
For those using ground rigs or drones... having a field length side by side comparison takes very little effort.
On Farm Testing is the key to fine tuning inputs.
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@georgewrighster SEC and B10 can both go to 20 then have a 16 team AFC/NFC style playoff. They don’t need anyone else. This is where it ends eventually
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The SEC isn’t leaving college football. That’s leverage, not a plan.
It’s pressure on Congress to pass a version of the Protect College Sports Act that benefits them.
A true Super League means NFL-style parity.
Do you really think the SEC and Big Ten will give up the cash edge so Arizona and Virginia get equal footing with Ohio State, Texas, Oregon, Georgia? Nah. That’s not happening.
Even though that’s the most sensible solution.
SportsCenter@SportsCenter
"It's very real." —@CFBHeather on the possibility of the SEC breaking away from the NCAA ✍️
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@SoybeansRus A. Wife get a job
or
B. Use the ACA and learn the income rules/subsidy
Life is hard if you make it
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Why aren’t we talking about health insurance on a per-acre basis?
We measure seed, fertilizer, chemicals, and cash rent per acre but not one of the biggest expenses many farm families face.
A $20,000 family of 4 annual health insurance premium equals:
• 500 acres = $40/ac
• 750 acres = $26.6/ac
• 1,200 acres = $16.6/ac
This is a real cost of production, and it disproportionately affects younger farmers trying to get established. Health insurance shouldn’t be overlooked when we talk about farm profitability and the barriers facing the next generation of agriculture.
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@kycatfan70 @On3 @AdamLuckettKSR They are like the Yankees and Cowboys. They may suck but they are always relevant. $$$$
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NEW: Kentucky head coach Will Stein on why the Wildcats will win big in Lexington:
"Because of me, to be honest. Because of me."
(h/t @AdamLuckettKSR)
on3.com/news/will-stei…
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@TonySchlichtem1 @corn_porkNbeans Ya but our crop rating didn’t drop😉😂
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@corn_porkNbeans Actual temp today 100, feel like 108. Beans started dieing and some corn you can see in 6 rows. But at least were not flooding lol.
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Wherever Taco Bell is getting its lettuce from is an issue. WTF
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@CoachACampbell @Qconnealy19 @OnFarmResearch What I see is guys not keeping the width down enough with the drone and getting uneven streaks. Throw in the increased time to do it timely with a drone vs a plane and the plane wins. Eventually, drones half the size of a plane piloted by a pilot on a computer will win.
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@Qconnealy19 @OnFarmResearch my $ is on the drone application. Do you have a high-boy to do a triple comparison?
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Had a little fun this week testing drone vs airplane fungicide application on the same 🌽 field with @OnFarmResearch. Who do you think will win?
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