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@D1Entertainmnt @Stevekristense2 Daniel, not sure where your getting your information from? Please let us know. E15 doesn't hurt any engine past model year 2001. Billion plus miles driven on E15. Your getting false information from someone.

@Stevekristense2 Do you always call people stupid when you want to have a conversation? Most cars will have issues with use of e15 gas- vehicles fuel injectors aren’t made for it- it wouldn’t be wise to use it if your car doesn’t call for it and that’s the majority of the vehicles being driven.

If you see e15 at the pump next month like trump said don’t put it in your car even if it’s .25 cheaper unless you want some major motor work done right after- trump doesn’t know what he’s talking about…. #WarningYou 🤷🏽

@bam_weather Soil moisture map is a joke. Never right

Some key rains coming to improve soil moisture prior to planting ahead. Not likely to see much improvement in the W. Plains. We will need to continue to monitor for the Midwest/OH Valley for frost/freeze risks next week.

@OverlyTrev Let's see if you get it yet? Fill up once a week with gas. Takes less than 5 minutes. We get gas when going somewhere, driving right by it. If you plug and unplug your EV everyday your spend the same amount of time. 14 times. 20 seconds each time. That equals 4.6 minutes

There is a huge misconception when people claim it only takes 5 minutes to fill up a gas tank versus charging an EV. Here are the key considerations: 1. The typical time spent at a gas pump is 8–9 minutes, but it varies: - Circle K: 8.9 minutes - Sheetz: 11.5 minutes - Wawa: 11.4 minutes - Buc-ee’s: 20.3 minutes 2. Filling up requires driving to the station, which can take 10–45 minutes depending on your location and the nearest station. 3. Oil changes and maintenance take time and money (even if you do them yourself, you still have to buy oil and perform the work). EVs eliminate this entirely. 4. Home charging takes seconds to plug in, and you wake up to a full charge the next day. 5. In March, I spent $9 on electricity while current gas prices are $3.49/gallon—a savings of over $60 in fuel for the month. 6. Adding up time and money saved over a year comes to roughly 15–30 hours and over $750, and I don’t even drive that much. EV’s save you time and money and once you have one you’ll never go back to gas.

@5150Farms Unless land values slow way down it will worth way more than double in thirty years. Most around here at least 4X after 30 years.

Does buying land make sense ? 1 acre example $10,000 an acre and pay cash Takes 30 yrs for the land to generate enough $$$ to pay for itself Or invest that 10,000 in the stock market for 30 yrs and that 10,000 is now $100,000 And in 30 yrs that one acre is now worth $20,000 an acre ??? Now let’s do it when you put $5343 down payment borrow $4657 so you have $300 an acre payments to bank for 30 yrs Pay $4343 in interest For a total of $14,343 invested into that 1 acre Value of land in 30 yrs $20,000 per acre ?? Now invest that down payment of $5343 for 30 yrs You will have $53,764

@MatthewCKrueger @ZP871 Yuck!!

@ZP871 @stevekoeman This is our region right now 🤮 And this is the best by 5-10 cents even.

I hope these are some of my worst sales. #corn #AgX

@robertreese_4 Thats what i said when the seed corn showed up. Guess we are doi g this again. You don't have any snow over there!

I guess we are planting something this year… #Fert26

@gwiesefarms Get really good insoles with a high arch. Wear good shoes even in the house. Roll the bottom of your foot. Stretch you calf muscle often.

Dealing with plantar fasciitis for the first time. Cutting mileage and speed work back. 7 weeks until race day. Any suggestions for recovery? Make it a great day!

@J__Sherrill @runningbehind77 Haven't bought anything from them in years. Still green just have to go buy it somewhere else. Maybe I will have you call next time I'm interested in something. Probably get a way better deal than I can.

@stevekoeman @runningbehind77 We were offered some Hella sweet deals on green stuff first of the year from your dealer. Still to much but they really wanted to move some equipment

How long does a dealership sit on 2-3 year old tractors with less than 5 total hours on them? Do they send’em off to auction before lowering the price?

@J__Sherrill @runningbehind77 Our green dealer is the complete opposite of that lately. Offer deals to anyone but loyal customers. Truck them halfway across country just to take a beating on auction. Makes no sense.

@runningbehind77 Dealer we work with a lot will usually offer good deals to loyal customers before they send it off to auction. There thought is theyll be able to sell parts and service for it for many years

Had to switch to a Ford for my last truck because GM didn't have a flex fuel truck. Glad they brought it back

@J__Sherrill Team Store and Ignore

Bins can be a PIA but they make you $ some years

@fuelinggood Where and what brand are the conversion kits?

They stopped getting paid. They received CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Economy) Credits to produce them for years, but when credits were diverted to EVs, production stopped. Only ones left are 4 GM models & conversion kits. I'm running 4 kits. 1 work car. Chevy 2500. Jeep Grand Cherokee. Polaris Ranger.

E85 spreads popping across the country as gas climbs faster than ethanol. Differential now tops 50% in California and most of the Midwest is reporting in at 20-30%. Enjoy your flex fuel vehicles (FFVs)!

@a_farmboy Agriculture has an income problem not a labor problem. Need to be able to afford good labor.

American agriculture has a labor problem. The majority of the workforce is aging out. How do we deal with it? There are three feasible solutions as far as I can tell: 1. Folks return to the land and grow their own food. 2. Automation. 3. More immigrant labor.

@realDonaldTrump and @SecRollins The situation in the Middle East could not make a stronger case for more nitrogen fertilizer production in the U.S.. We are highly reliant on imports for our nitrogen needs. We can produce this here at home. American farmers need help.

@KellyGarrett75 Never seen equipment prices go up. Or better yet never seen a banker that would fall for that.

Equipment values can go up? I’ve never experienced this

@SMatthewsfarms @MaxROIFarmer These are from Mexico. Should be cheaper to AR. Inlaws are blueberry farmers up here in Michigan. Those are not good blueberries. If your ever in West Michigan mid July or after you can experience real blueberries.

@MaxROIFarmer Most expensive thing you’ll buy at the grocery store here

Not sure who bred these giant blue berries but they are solid