Stefan Dewaele

@beefinitiative @mtgreenee Ever heard of lime ( displacement of your aluminum ) and weed control ? What’s your PH ? Give both those a try and see what happens.

🚨 “Used to give heirloom corn away by the bucket. This year? Barely sprouted.” One farmer says aluminum in his soil is 5–10× higher. @mtgreenee shared the clip, backing her Clear Skies Act (H.R.4403) to ban geoengineering. Scientists deny it.

The 2025 DON Survey is now available to read on Field Crop News here: buff.ly/lksSzFi Levels in the 2025 survey were among the lowest in the past 10 years with 98% of samples testing less than 2.00 ppm.

@klinefeltermike @NYTimesOpinion Stop. Just stop. You couldn’t be more wrong. Do you do any research before you get on here and type this junk ? Or do you just think of something and type it ? Quite the imagination you have, if so. Unreal.

My latest effort to be super-popular in @NYTimesOpinion: “Spraying Roundup on Crops Is Fine. Really.” Yes, the world’s most hated herbicide is way less toxic than caffeine. Link below, where you can leave all your supportive comments!

@v12farmcat Yep. Bring back products like DDT and Parathion. They think Glyphosate is toxic. 😂. Cluelessness at its finest.

One of the safest ag chemicals in the world. Safer than table salt. Have been using for >40 yrs and am healthy (65 now) and there is a plethora of wildlife everywhere around us. if If it was toxic, this wouldn’t be the case. Do better Theo🤨

@Tablesalt13 Fitting account name you have for this matter. Guess what will kill you 1st before glyphosate according to scientific based LD 50 ? Yep, table salt will put you under before glyphosate will based on LD 50 toxicity. You know nothing.

🚨🚨BREAKING North Bay residents are going to have glyphosate (Round Up) airdropped right in their backyard ....THREE DAYS FROM now.

@DeanPat57613010 Brown Stem Canker.

Ok Bean Experts. Whats killing these beans ? SDS ? Large areas off the headland, change in soil type, appear to have their leaves flipped even on this cool morning. Those areas have a lot of recently dying plants. The darker green areas almost mimic the tree line profile to the west end #ontag

@Pasztor79 Hope you get your rain.

Doing what we gotta do to keep things going for as long as we can around here. Hoping for an actual rain to wash it in today, but we'll see. 🤞 #ontag #harvest25 🥒🥒🥒

@svhs1985 @WheatPete Not enough nitrogen and no sulphur either. Sulphur gives them an almost blue tinge to them. They love their sulphur and respond very very well to it.

Question #AgTwitter #AgX @WheatPete, my oats are a yellowish-green this year. Is this due to a lack of access to nitrogen? I topped dressed with 90lbs/acre of 15-15-15 granular. The field was in 🥔 last year. The pH of ghe soil was 5.8 two years ago.

@visionaryagron1 Any Tar Spot down there, Dr. ?

Pulling samples on a cornfield south of Bloomington, Illinois. Finding a variety of issues, all minor so far. Northern corn, leaf blight, western corn rootworm beetles, grape collapsis adults, and the beginnings of nitrogen deficiency on the lower leaves. Also see a few gray leaf spot lesions on Lauer leaves.

@PierreVLeBrun Freeze the pucks prior to using them. Keep them on ice during the game and bye bye bouncy pucks.

Puck bouncing around like a hot potato on the ice here tonight. Nothing you can do to make great ice in mid-June in Florida. Humidity through the roof all day here today. But here's a thought: let's award the Stanley Cup by May 31 and let's not have hockey in June maybe???

@FieldwalkerAg @CCAOntario The will to survive.

What is your fav crop picture? Mine is below…

@TerryDaynard P availability is different than just soil test P values and ratings. Antagonistic elements in certain soil types can greatly affect your uptake and availability of P. High aluminum, calcium levels and iron can all affect the availability of P.

This is a bit unnerving. The results suggest variable-rate soil P fertilization lacks value. I hope that only applies in Kentucky. I save money by variable-rate P application in Ontario. acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

@sanegrain 😂

@GoddessofGrain 😂

looking forward to a full day of influencing

@heatdaddy69420 Adam Henrique - still at it after 940 NHL games played. Good Southern Ontario man.

I have a ton of respect for the guys that stick in the NHL and play 500+ games while not being superstar. Just solid players that are good enough to play a long time in the league. Superstar guys are on another level so you expect it, but besides those guys, it’s guys like Mattias Janmark I’m talking about. 3rd round pick, been 99.99% in the NHL for almost 10 years. Over 500 games. You gotta be so god damn good at hockey to stick around that long in the best league in the world. It’s crazy

Attention post-secondary students: do you want some next-level boots-on-the-ground ag experience? We are hiring Crop Scouts in Alliston & Delhi for summer 2025. Learn more at centralontariofs.ca/Careers #FSjobs

@SamTheSeedGuy1 From a Biologicals standpoint, I agree. But from a crop protection, seed genetic, trait development standpoint, “ Big Ag “ provides producers with the best risk management tools. In my opinion / experience biologicals are very inconsistent. Peace ✌️

@SamTheSeedGuy1 The buying out of the independent small companies is most likely the main goal of the small independent companies. Mega pay days ahead and early retirement. Why not ?

@SamTheSeedGuy1 Confused here ….. a lot of your posts bash “ Big Ag Companies “. Yet you mention one of the reasons you inked a deal with this company is because they use “ Big Ag Company “ genetics and traits. And it’s the 1st reason you mention.

@rvandenbussche1 Awesome, Raya !!! Congrats and good luck !! 👍💥