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[402Farmer @254farmer]

@GrotyBeef This seems fairly broad acres across the Midwest?

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@wardynmi Agreed. Friday was too wet and yesterday seeing 8-9%

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@Midwestcornking Northeast Nebraska

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@Big_House_55 Northern cedar county

[402Farmer @254farmer]

I didn’t use enough unicorn piss and this is what happened.

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@Bucktheagguy @Greg_Stierwalt Northeast Nebraska

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@elonmusk any thoughts on some cancers? Would love to hear what you have to say about curative options that may be possible because of ai.

love the work you’ve done and just flat impressed with ya, keep it up.

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@Bucktheagguy @Greg_Stierwalt Just had a mini derecho last night. Good irrigated Corns 12” tall. How good is the maya

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@AgProfessional Irrigated is solid no doubt. Dryland cedar county is currently 25-225 bpa. Depending on rainfall and soil types.

[Eric Nelson @seedcattleguy]

If these runs are as accurate as the last one, you can wipe your ass with them. NW Iowa picked up .1-.2” yesterday in areas predicted for 10 times that. Corn at R5 here 35 days after silking (50% yield loss).

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@247dotAg Does this mean anything? It just seems these models have performed poorly this year. And we keep
Talking about them.
Maybe just me.

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@GoddessofGrain Getting rough here. Rain doesn’t matter anymore.

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@drich82 Just playing devils advocate here, but are we supposed to quit buying all generic chemical as well? I totally get your point and it has some validity but just wonder what the hell we are supposed to do with all this.

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@LEAADFarms According to the concrete agronomists it’s “just rooting down”

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@BrianWillott 1.5” here since may 1st and 3.5” since first of the year so maybe drought for some?

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@JerodMcDaniel We run a blend of forage oats-pearl millet-German millet-prussic acid free sorg sedan-tiny amount Italian rye-cow pea-soybean-sunn hemp-peredovak sunflower-radish-forage collard

[Kelly Garrett @KellyGarrett75]

This is an interesting read but has a fair amount of disinformation. 31.25% by weight of the corn that goes into ethanol is returned via distillers grains that actually make cattle feeding easier and more efficient for us. It’s hard for me to give an exact figure but the efficiency that distillers products gives us is greater then the 31.25% I stated. So ethanol doesn’t really take 15 billion bushel. It’s really about 10.5 billion. And isn’t the food vs fuel debate an economic one? What would the price of fuel be without ethanol? And doesn’t this hurt the consumers budget in the same way? What would gas be in California if E15 was available? If there really is a shift in acres it will be due to a bullish soybean market. Throughout my 51 years one constants been that the American farmer wants to plant corn. Let’s take a step back and look at the whole picture before we make ethanol the whipping boy again

[402Farmer @254farmer]

@KellyLMcCarty Likely coming some day, but at current time costs over a million for a machine that wouldn’t do very many acres. Eventually will be more popular as the technology comes down in price

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@CohenSite @YoDragonus Dude, it’s literally all over the USA. Small towns and rural communities. They are pretty awesome

[Eddie Kahle @EdwardJKahle]

Indiana by a million