Seth Tracy

"We don't do this because it's easy, but because we thought it would be easy" - me taking on any farm project

Zachary Stejskal, a 5th-generation producer of wheat, corn, milo, and soybeans, knows that the future of the American heartland depends on the success of young farmers. Hear how USDA programs are helping producers like Zachary build something that will last for years down the road. #NationalAgWeek

@JerodMcDaniel I'll buy a December 6.80 put from you. What will that cost me from the JMexchange

What will be the corn price per bushel come fall of 2026?

I am so tired of hearing people say “Somalis, Africans, Indians, Mexicans and Latinos built this country.” They haven’t even built their own damn countries. 😂😂😂😂😂

@DaveDejmal @rodgrisier1958 I thought about low balling you on your deere gps stuff if it makes you feel any better

@rodgrisier1958 Yep. Bought a precision loaded up Deere ccs for pennies. Now getting lowball offers on my 24row box planter

Planters are stupid cheap right now

just #had a young boy run up 2 me a rest stop wanting to see my truck he kept talking about how cool it was & how he wanted to be a trucker when he grew up his parents heard & said “youll need to keep making good grades if u want to do that 1 day” overcome with rage i #screamed “THATS BULL SHIT” (loud enough where they all could hear) i set my beer down & looked the boy straight in the eye & told him “u don’t need to make good grades or even worry about going to school 2 be a great trucker…go sign up for #football & listen to Everyword your coach says & THAT will be the best thing a young man can do 2 have a future in trucking” he gave me a excited big smile his mom grabbed him & stormed off yelling at her watch to “dial 911” the rest of the rest stop gave me a roaring #applause & thanked me for helping steer the youth of America on the right path

It has been an incredible experience to be a part of this journey! Looking forward to sharing more of the relevant information with farmers. We have well over a century of excellent agricultural research, but there has been a gaping chasm between academia and practicality. The method of measure has been at the core of this disconnect. @Agrimodis can help to close this chasm and open up new research opportunities. It's changing the underlying language of how we discuss, test, and analyze corn production. I'm hopeful that it goes beyond corn sooner rather than later, but we'll let data pave that path. This is for every level of learner: traditional, regenerative, novice, professional, academic, etc. Agriculture needs all minds on deck. Check this endeavor out. I think you're going to see great things come from it that will change your production strategies, refine inputs, reduce waste, and bridge chasms.

@dbeitz6189 @FarmActionUS Standard oil under John D Rockefeller was part of why the Sherman anti trust law of 1890 was written. They broke up standard oil and turned it into a bunch of shell corporations but the control still remained with JDR. I agree with sentiment but good luck

@FarmActionUS Well said. Break them all into separate firms and make them compete.

“Today, 63 farmers will go out of business.” “Farmers are going broke.” “At the same time as … families can’t feed their kids.” “Yet across agriculture and food sectors, dominant corporations are posting record profits.” Farm Action’s Joe Maxwell delivered an urgent call to break up corporate monopolies in our food system at a roundtable hosted by @SenSchumer. The problem is much, much worse than you think. “When I began farming in 1980, the top four beef packers controlled about 36% of the cattle.” “Today, it’s 85% of the fat cattle.” “There were 56 fertilizer companies.” “Today, there’s three dominant ones.” “They use supply chain disruptions to gouge the consumer and take advantage of the farmer.” “And these farmers will be coming here and asking for another bailout from Congress, fourth time in just a little over a year.” “Companies themselves acknowledged at the time and filings with the SEC that a large share of their pricing is not tied to their cost, but how much a farmer gets paid.” “The more bailout money you give the farmers, the more the input companies are gonna charge.” “That’s how monopoly power works.” “We also need to confront the role of commodity checkoff programs.” “These programs were created to support farmers.” “But today, a large share of mandatory farmer funds flows into marketing and policy influencing the Congress.” “They primarily benefit the processors and dominant firms.” “For more than four decades, both parties have actually allowed the sliding towards monopoly control.”

@591actual You also quickly find out how many small cuts you have on your hands when dealing with 32% and ATS

You can only soak an ag cam in NH3 so many times before it no longer works.

Doesn’t it feel good to exert American will while the rest of the world cries because they’re too weak to do anything else? It’s ok to be strong, American. And you should never have to apologize for it again.

Modern history teaches that the Crusades were unprovoked colonial aggression. This is false; it's historical revisionism by lunatics. By 1095, Islamic armies had conquered two-thirds of the Christian world (including Egypt, Syria, and Iberia) and were slaughtering pilgrims in Jerusalem. The Byzantine Emperor begged the Pope for help. Pope Urban II did not call for a war of conquest; he called for a defensive war, a Holy War, a Just War. It was a war of reconquest of invaded Christian lands by an army that viewed Christians as inferiors. When the knights shouted "Deus Vult" (God Wills It), they marched into the desert to save their oppressed brothers and sisters in Christ and restore their liberty.

This photo was taken in Mogadishu, 1993. The man on the right was my father: John Boswell, Delta Force C-Squadron. The stories I’ve heard would rattle you at your core. It’s always some 3rd gen ivy league white lib in America talking about how great Somalia is. Fuck Somalia.

On this day, the 2nd of January 1492, Muhammad XII, the last muslim ruler in Spain formally surrendered the Emirate of Granada and returned the territories to Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile. For the first time in nearly eight centuries, the Iberian peninsula was once again under Catholic, European control, completing the Reconquista. What started as small bands of brave men resisting in a time of hopelessness and despair, grew into the total reconquering of Southern France, Spain and Portugal from the muslim invaders, ushering in a true golden age.

The absolute most accurate post I’ve seen today.

Man, if only Republicans had control of the house, Senate and the presidency, we could have investigated all this rampant fraud, deported millions of these illegals and investigated and de-naturalized all these inbred welfare sucking ghouls instead of meeting with that Ukrainian dwarf for the 14th time.

Bro drifted a car perfectly, impressed the girl sitting beside him, and dapped his friend

@TheInsiderPaper Is Putin coming in to liberate the natives that have been flooded with room temperature IQ 3rd worlders? How soon can he start?

JUST IN - There is a growing risk that Russia could attack the UK, and the nation's "sons and daughters" need to be ready to fight, the head of Britian's armed forces has said — Sky News

Babe, it would be financially irresponsible for me not to.

If you cry on camera about somebody farting on you that just makes it 100x funnier I'm sorry to say.

will never not be amazed by this munger @ age 31, divorced, dead broke, and just buried his nine-year old son heart of a motherfucking lion