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Farm client showing me the yield map today.
Can you see where the manure was applied? …
Here’s what’s cool! The manure was applied 20 years ago!
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One size does not fit all as farmers and agronomists tackle herbicide resistance with a multi-strategy approach grainswest.com/2026/01/the-cu… @AlbertaGrains @chinookag @HobbyFarmerMatt #PWMN
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Any references for a Manure spreader outfit to get 1300MT of nice Compost spread south of Vulcan in a couple of weeks, please reach out.
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Because I love helping farmers and people that help farmers, I’ve been asked a few times this week about a fantastic machine shop in Strathmore that supplies probes and tips for a fraction of the price, especially with American currency involved. Send me a DM for contact info.
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Would you believe it?!
Year in, year out, the most responsive fungicide via crop type is one done on a pulse crop (peas in this example).
This is why leaving a check strip (left map) is such a valuable practice. Yield map right.
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If you think you have a problem, it's best to measure and KNOW you have a problem. Not good... KOCHIA!
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@agronomistag @sportypepper We concur. There comes a point where nutrient balance is the name of the game and it is much cheaper to apply small doses versus the cost of applying more Manure. The opportunity cost is drastic to not getting Manure on Land that has never seen it.
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@sportypepper Yes you can. Too much of P or N compared to crop removal leads to problems.
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For crop production, manure is as close to magic as it gets.
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Farm client showing me the yield map today. Can you see where the manure was applied? … Here’s what’s cool! The manure was applied 20 years ago!
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@FoodProfessor This sounds really ambiguous! It’s very difficult to measure. One of my favorite sayings is that “You can’t be green, if you’re in the red”. Green sounds appealing, but what is it? Most farms do all they can to have healthy soil, because if it isn’t, they won’t be around long.
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Ottawa announced today that Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is working on a national soil health strategy.
Good.
Healthy soil plays a key role in crop yields, farm resilience, and long-term food system stability—making this an important foundational initiative.
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@Plantmore1 @Rep_Nutrients Field scale research held its own. We’ve had great results with some of the PKS products on forage production also. Hoping to get some long term phos plots in via @MAGresearchINC this spring comparing P sources. Career nutrient.
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@PremiumAg @Rep_Nutrients And you feel confident with replenish vs map ?
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Check out our pinned tweet. The strips in the canola you can see from space represent skipping phosphorus fertilizers for 4 years. Catastrophic yield reduction of 50%. The rest of the field was MAP vs replenish products, pound for pound of P. @Rep_Nutrients
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MAP is a common phosphorus source, but fertilizer design limits how efficiently crops access those nutrients. Replenish uses biologically activated microbes and a low-salt approach to support nutrient availability and improve phosphorus efficiency in Western Canadian soils. If nutrient efficiency is the goal, it’s worth looking at a different approach.
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@TrentKlarenbach @bigkuz Second time I’ve used this picture for the exact same reason. The addiction is real.
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Most farmers are taught that "More Nitrogen = More Bushels."
But what if that's actually killing your soil and your margins? 📉
I sat down with @bigkuz Adam Kuznia of True Grit Ag to discuss the science of fertility reduction and the "drug addict" analogy of modern soil. 🧵👇
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@agronomistag I’d add these to the the list past soil armour:
Manure/Compost
Deep rooted perennial forage
Fall seed crop
Cover crops where water is ample
Diverse rotation including cereal, pulse,oilseed while alternating root types (tap vs fibrous)
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Keeping the soil covered with residues delivers most of what farmers need from "soil health", and you can see results in a single season. Building soil organic matter takes decades and often disappoints. Are we making this harder than it needs to be?
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@MikePalmier Addictions are hard to break... until they aren't. Balanced fertility takes away the inefficient use of N.
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It has been interesting being exposed to more farms over the last 18 months in a number of geographies. Fertility plans vary widely, and in many cases indicate a much higher nitrogen usage per bushel # than we typically see through our analytics.
producer.com/crops/4r-nutri…
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@JLinvilleFert @HobbyFarmerMatt An interesting market! Inventory has always been a liability. Fertilizer bins have consistently been one of the highest ROI pieces of capital on the farm.
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@HobbyFarmerMatt There is a lot of demand/planting to the north of you.
March/April are our two biggest urea import months to meet spring demand.
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If you have not had a conversation with your supplier about spring fertilizer needs, make it a priority.
The attacks on Qatar/Iran gas production caused urea to jump another 5 - 7% overnight.
I am more worried about supplies than price today...
This is real.
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What a day! Packed house educating business owners. Navigating through a tight margin year, update from Ottawa @davidbexte wealth management @33sevenwealth research @MAGresearchINC farm capital from Robert Andjelic and finances from MNP.
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Putting together some pieces for our client meeting this Wednesday. This has been a transformational winter for us.
New software, focused direction, and lots more players on our bench!
2026 is going to be amazing. #Mindset
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Great day! Amazing networking and optimism around agriculture, bringing Calgary to the world! @InnovateCalgary @DeepTechCanada I had a great time on this panel.
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@No1FarmerJake @KellyLMcCarty How many acres per day can that machine cover? I have sprayers that cover 1500ac per day and do a great job of it using very little active ingredient.
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@KellyLMcCarty You don’t use Glyphosate to kill pests, you use it to kill weeds… there’s a difference.
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We don’t need glyphosate to kill pests. Lasers can kill pests without a pesticide.✨
Why not promote this instead?
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