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Mike Smith

@ccamike

Agricultural consultant in SW MO. Sales Agronomist with AgriEnergy Solutions. I am a huge fan of The Ohio State Buckeyes and a husband and father.

Southwest Missouri Katılım Ağustos 2011
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Sawyer@SawyerWhisler·
Had a conversation today with an organic crop producer that genuinely got my wheels turning. He is getting $22 a bushel for soybeans and $11 for corn in some markets. And the demand is so strong that buyers are showing up with their own semis to haul it themselves. Compare that to what conventional producers are getting right now and the gap is hard to ignore. I am not saying everybody should flip to organic overnight because the transition is a whole other conversation. But the premium is real and the demand is clearly there. Is anyone else out there running organic acres or making that transition?
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Defund the USDA 2.0@Dusty3080467325·
Everyone has an opinion We are full rate on the Quilt XL The Headline when you measure the actives of carbamic acid, [2-[[[1-(4-chlorophenyl)-1H-pyrazol-3-yl]oxy]methyl]phenyl]methoxy-, methyl ester We end up getting as much as many of the new blends I get if you don’t like the economic price I post as it makes everything you sell look like you are robbing the farmer
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Defund the USDA 2.0@Dusty3080467325·
14 ounces of quilt xl -generic 4 ounces headline -generic 6 ounces of BIFRIN -generic $10 per acre Delivered to your door Remember @ISUCropNews said it’s equally effective on all classes of diseases Don’t be fooled by BigAgChem
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Mike Smith@ccamike·
@agronomistag I disagree. I have customers who do it every year, making 160-250 bushel corn; 50-80 bushel beans and incredibly tasting produce. But you have to think differently about crop nutrition and understand holistic nutrient cycling. Things that were understood years ago.
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Andrew McGuire@agronomistag·
The amount of organic amendments that gardeners can use on a small plot to increase their organic matter levels drastically and quickly is not something that most medium-large farmers can replicate. Similar with the labor for control of weeds and pests and the number of different crops grown in a small area.
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Mike Smith@ccamike·
@agronomistag Some are not much more than gardeners and principles are principles; hence scalable.
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Andrew McGuire@agronomistag·
@ccamike Those are much different than gardeners, which is who I am talking about.
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Andrew McGuire@agronomistag·
Research finds roots 2-13x more efficient, influencer says 30-50x. Why the need to exaggerate in regenerative agriculture? Open access paper on the topic: nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/np…
Green Cover Seed@GreenCoverSeed

Mind-blowing fact from Christine Jones: carbon from plant roots is 30-50x more likely to become soil organic matter than above-ground biomass. The real carbon story isn't what you see, it's what's happening underground. It's the biology! To learn more from Dr. Christine Jones check out our 4-part webinar series with Dr. Jones on YouTube: zurl.co/WTBSO If you're looking to give your soils a boost in the biology department, give our team a call today to inquire about how our lineup of biological products might fit into your cropping system. 402-469-6784 #Soilhealth #CoverCrops #CoverCropping #RegenerativeAgriculture

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Mike Smith@ccamike·
@TOrganics1456 @AESAgriEnergy with fertilizer climbing in price every day understanding nutrient availability and how it relates to biology and absorption is crucial. Understanding the plant/soil interaction and positive feedback loop can increase nutrient cycling and efficiency
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