Brady Sproat

@olblue81 @CattleNut I may not understand the whole manufacturing process but why is there so much variability in fert quality? It’s not like they’re making it in somebody’s garage. The process has been around a long time.

@CattleNut I had over oiled product last year and unoiled product this year. A happy medium would be cool.

Please say a quick prayer for all the fertilizer manufacturers. Their margins are so tight these days they can't afford to oil their phosphate.

@lawrencejessej @SahilBloom Jesse what kind of sauna do you have?

@SahilBloom Ah, that doesn't rev you up before bed? I find a sauna in the evening keeps me up. I haven't tried a cold shower after, thought that would make it worse.

Things that improved my life by 10x: - Eating only single ingredient foods - Sauna every night before bed - Reading for pleasure - No phone when with family - Phone on grayscale 90% of day - Zero tolerance for fake friends - Lifting heavy + running far - Walking after every meal

@SeedMasterMfg Congratulations Norbert…..well deserved. The impact his ideas have had on agriculture (not just in Canada) are phenomenal.

We are proud to celebrate a remarkable milestone. Norbert Beaujot, Founder of SeedMaster, has been inducted into the Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame. From pioneering the first active hydraulic ground-following opener to advancing autonomous seeding with DOT Technology Corp., his innovations changed the way we farm. You changed the way we seed. A legacy built in the soil. Congratulations, Norbert sahf.ca/copy-of-2022-1 #Agriculture #AgInnovation #AgTech #Leadership #Innovation #CanadianAgriculture #Saskatchewan #NoTillFarming

@Mullin_95 The real beauty part is that your phone actually works in Saskatchewan and you can use those handy apps

I love how maps on your phone is like , here take these back roads in Sask , it’s probably way faster and way smoother than our highways. And they aren’t wrong #Shortcuts

@rgstone1 Looks like you added dust control to your list of services

Landlevelling isn’t all high fives, great hats and celebrity status #landelevelchat #agtwitter

@Plantmore1 @hamiltondw2 @ctvregina That’s what my thinking was too. It’s has been the easiest internet to set up and administrate that I have ever had. Not to mention the fastest and most consistent.

@hamiltondw2 @bsproat @ctvregina This is them admitting they can not properly service rural Sask. So I like it for that ! But why on earth would I ever pay Sasktel for starlink.

SaskTel and Starlink now partners for businesses in rural Saskatchewan ctvnews.ca/regina/article…

@JavierBlas Supply and demand driving this rise. Inflation a part of it but minor. This is where prices need to be for it to be worth the work and risk for cattlemen.

President Trump's other inflation headache: beef. While everyone is rightly focused on gasoline and oil amid US-Iran war, the meat market isn't giving a respite. Live cattle wholesale prices in Chicago have reached a new all-time high, surpassing last October's peak.

@spittinchiclets Must’ve been green shirt and white hat day on the pod eh fellas? Looking sharp 👌

The way Brent Burns plays so hard it’s insane that he’s closing in on the NHL Ironman record 💪

@Mgeuia @PeterZeihan If you want to go that route you might as well pick which people you want to die and drop bombs on them now. Because if you only rely on organic fert, people are gonna die of hunger. It’s a fact. Also synthetic fert is fine if used properly.

@PeterZeihan Synthetic fertilizer is not good for soil health and the environment anyways and it is not a renewable resource. Way more sustainable to use organic fertilizer.

The real problem is nitrogen-based fertilizers, which are, as a rule, derived from oil-based naphtha or natural gas. Currently, Qatar takes natural gas produced at its South Pars gas field, which was recently struck by Iran, to make ammonia and convert it into urea. Urea is a natural gas-based fertilizer made primarily of nitrogen that you can spread in physical form, whether pellets or ground powder. This one facility in Qatar is responsible for about 11% of global urea production, the primary method that people use to apply nitrogen. Collectively, the Persian Gulf is responsible for between 30 and 35% of global ammonia production. And all of that has now gone to zero. Now, of the three primary fertilizer nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium), nitrogen is the one I am least concerned with in the short term, because it can be derived from either natural gas itself or oil. Here in the United States, we are a net oil exporter, have scads of natural gas, and can produce pretty much all the nitrogen we need. But now, due to recent attacks on Persian Gulf infrastructure, a large majority of the globe cannot do the same. In the short term - in the U.S. - we're likely to avoid massive shortages of nitrogen-based fertilizers. Yes, prices will rise, but we won't have actual shortages. But if you fast forward one, two, three, ten, or twenty years, the rest of the world will be in chronic nitrogen deficit. That's before you consider shortages of the other materials that are likely to manifest in the years to come. So, prepare for an environment where global food production stalls...and then crashes. #agriculture #farming #fertilizer #geopolitics

@Eng_china5 They’re gonna need them back if oil facilities keep exploding

BREAKING AND UNUSUAL: Qatar urgently evacuates 147 horses to Europe. Due to Qatar’s airspace closure, the horses were transported by trucks to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and from there to Liège, Belgium, on two Qatar Airways Boeing 777F cargo flights.

How my field lines looked before autosteer

@mylendunbar @KirkLubimov I just ordered some. What are you mixing it with?

@KirkLubimov 5 grams daily for 3 years straight. Noticeable change with muscle growth and alertness.

After a 20 year break, I started taking creatine again. Back then, recommendations for a dose were 5g, but now some interesting research on needing and the impact of a bigger dose - 20g. Anyone else takes creatine? What dose and what benefits do you see?

@shaunhaney Good article with great points. Biofuels need to be a bigger part of our country.

If agriculture wants to have a major role in the future of the renewable diesel (biofuel) industry, here are 5 things that need to happen. realagriculture.com/2026/02/propel…

@JerodMcDaniel I saw a great quote awhile ago that I told my kids about and will continue to tell them as they grow up: “If you don’t take a risk, you’re gonna be working for someone that did”

Twitter has become the land of 10,000 fucking excuses to not take risks in life. Safety hugs all around.

@nskgrower We’re running Lexions as well. Two 760s and a 780. All TT’s. Has been good combines. Want to upgrade to the new ones at some point as well though.

@bsproat What are you running for combines these days?

Our combines are looking for a new home! Pm for more info

Best way people have found to remove these?

European farms spray manure on political buildings when they’re pissed off. The Olympics got lucky this time.

@rhofford @agwithemma

@agwithemma no one sprays gly as a desiccant, its a pre harvest burn down for weed control

Making more videos about this bc the internet gets fired up about it. If you are a farmer that grows wheat, have you sprayed glyphosate on the wheat as a desiccant before harvest in the last 5 years? Please don’t answer if you don’t grow wheat just to sway to poll to what you think happens :)