Bryce Lobreau

@OrganicBryce Can you send me some specs

I'm looking for some irrigation equipment. Pump, mainline, river screen and wheel wheel lines. Can come and disassemble. We truck ourselves. Doesn't have to be new gear either

@58thF Gun

@58thF I have a travelling gin with mainline all valves and pto pump here

@rhofford Kick them out my god

j'ust dry it out' they say on twitter.com

@Mullin_95 Come for a drive, can’t paint everyone with the same brush.

How to go broke and mine your soil to fuck all 101 right here folks

@lukelelond Spring*

@lukelelond Only cleaning a small amount of manure this year, hopefully cheaper in the fall.

Anyone burning less for cause of the price? Not me I still need 20,000 gallons a year no matter what. Thats 43.6 cents per liter more than. I’ve ever paid. Everyone’s still driving liberal climate tax was just a scam.

@JocWasko Shoot that yote

All nursing mothers understand this

@CattleNeilson @KenSchaus Top of ear in tight

@OrganicBryce @KenSchaus I don’t use feeders or bales. Tag loss is much higher than 1%

Processing feeders out backgrounding and back into our yards 109 steers 12 missing CCIA tags 37 steers 12 missing CCIA tags Both sets had all tags when placed as calves last fall

Demand for grinds 🔥 Demand for middles 🥶 How long until this becomes an issue?

@rhofford Lots of banners already there

will u buy $10/lb lean ground beef? i think thats where things are headed

@rhofford Organic oats

As a farmer I must break more land to produce more grain since the price is low due to oversupply. This is the way

@McNeilBJ @Chickenomics1

This corn crop was planted onto spring plowed soybean stubble. We no-till planted a winter wheat cover crop after the soybeans came off fall of 2024. 2 tons of Chicken Litter (40-60-40) were applied before it was plowed. It was planted with Jacobson seed 9591 untreated at a population of 29,000. The field was Rotary hoed 48 hours after planting. 10 days later the field was tine weeded. At V3 the field had it first cultivation pass. At V6, it had a final cultivation pass with ridgers on. We received approximately 24 inches of rain through the growing season. This is about our average rainfall. What other data would you like to know?

@TOrganics1456 @AESAgriEnergy @ccamike This is in irrigation ran 22 MT a acre

@TOrganics1456 @AESAgriEnergy @ccamike Organic silage corn coming off in Canada

Organic yellow corn harvest today in the TX Panhandle. Fed by @AESAgriEnergy

New episode of @FoodProfessor is live! From Manitoba farmer to co-founder of 8 Acres, @OrganicBryce is rethinking ranching with organics, regenerative grazing and even livestream farm cams. Hear his vision for taking grass-fed beef mainstream. 🎙️ loom.ly/Q2sN39Y

New Episode! In this lively #FoodProfessor podcast, we dig into: 🦃 Thanksgiving dinner costs 2025 🥜 Pistachio recall & salmonella risk 🥛 Dairy access in trade talks 🔥 Wildfires & crop yields 🍣 Sushi’s surprising grocery boom ⚾️ Blue Jays, ballparks & hotdogs Plus: an in-depth chat with Bryce Lobreau, Co-Founder of 8Acres, on scaling organic & grass-fed beef, regenerative ag, and building a national brand. Presented by @CaddleCanada. 🎧 Listen here 👉 Below #FoodProfessor #Podcast #AgriFood

Looking for some more men or women for corn silage harvest, truck drivers, pack tractor. Housing, meals, good pay, good experience

Most people don’t realize the name canola actually comes from “Canada Oil” — a made-in-Canada innovation in the 1970s that turned rapeseed into one of the country’s signature crops. It’s not just an export commodity; it’s a very Canadiana brand. That’s why China’s use of tariffs and trade restrictions on canola isn’t only about oilseed markets — it’s about weaponizing something deeply symbolic to Canada’s agricultural identity.