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Our passion for land stewardship and farming is highlighted in this article. We want the next generation of landowners to know we will care for the land and capitalize on every opportunity presented to us!
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📢CALLING ALL SHEEP PRODUCERS
The U.S. International Trade Commission investigation into whether increased imports of lamb meat are a substantial cause of serious injury to our domestic sheep industry is underway and moving on a fast track.
We now need as many U.S. sheep producers as possible, regardless of the size of your flocks, to join with us in this investigation under the Protect American Lamb umbrella.
Numbers matter in this effort, and this is our opportunity to obtain meaningful relief from the excessive imports that have decimated our domestic sheep industry.
By Sunday night, Aug. 9, please complete the Membership Authorization and Designation of Representative form to join Protect American Lamb.
There is no cost to join, and @Charles_Benoit, trade counsel for @cpa_tradereform, will represent all sheep producers who join Protect American Lamb to prove our case at no cost.
🐑 Join here: https://t.co/yDdCAGLjzj
Help us spread the word! Share this with your neighbors, friends, family and every sheep producer you know. We need as many U.S. sheep producers as possible to join us in this effort.
With your help, we can win this! Message us with any questions.
@CarsonJorg
Cotton is a renewable, natural fiber that provides a sustainable alternative to many synthetic, petroleum-based materials. Choosing natural fibers whenever possible helps support American farmers while reducing our dependence on plastics in everyday products.
#PlasticFreeJuly
Where Ag Is: First-generation farmer Conner Watts is using social media to strategically reach landowners and farmers looking to sell or lease their land.
https://t.co/wJOkVPLCvj
While I am hopeful to be supportive of the Farm Bill, there is currently an E15 (ethanol) mandate tacked on to the Farm Bill that I am working hard to remove. I am convinced that this will increase costs at the pump for all Americans, whether they are driving a car or operating a tractor in a field.
President Trump and his team rightly provided exemptions to small refineries from the ethanol blend mandate. This new E15 mandate, which I’m opposed to, will reduce these Trump-era exemptions by 80%. This ethanol mandate is set to subsidize corn states at the expense of the state of Oklahoma. It also aligns with the climate alarmist agenda aimed at crowding out fossil fuels. This could very likely put small refineries out of business across the country, further driving up the cost of fuel in Oklahoma.
Read this article by @AlexEpstein to learn more: https://t.co/M7qtaYqvg1
We started planting grain sorghum yesterday. Planting is my favorite time of year.
This year we are variable rate seeding across every acre. After testing it out last year, we were very pleased by the results.
Looking forward to seeing how it performs at scale.
Meteorological therapeutic truths...
1) When it's dry, it's always easiest to say that the pattern will stay dry. Psychologically, the easiest to believe...least at stake.
2) When it's wet, it's always easy to say that the pattern will change to dry. Psychologically, easy to believe...less at stake.
3) When it's dry, it's always hardest to say that the pattern will change to wet. Psychologically, the hardest to believe...most at stake.
#desertfarmers #cowx #kswx #newx #okwx #txwx #nmwx #elnino
The Hill today. @chelliepingree (D-Maine) and I co-authored an op-ed about why the pesticide liability shield is a beyond partisan crisis - everyone needs to get on board to defeat pesticide company protections. https://t.co/JPuIA0jmC4
This was when I first learned the critical distinction between a shortage of paper and a shortage of physical.
Here’s a framework for how to think about commodity cycles.
https://t.co/Gz8MiWLRv1
Jeremy Brown manages nearly 4,000 certified organic acres as founder of Broadview Agriculture in the Southern Plains of West Texas.
He brings a pragmatic approach to regenerative agriculture by aligning production with the natural limitations of his "brittle" low-rainfall ecosystem, prioritizing soil biology and local economic health over high inputs.
On the podcast, @JohnKempf and Jeremy discuss:
➡️ Jeremy‘s transition from “Roundup Ready” back to organic farming, discovering what truly constitutes “good soil.”
➡️ How pursuing high yields in desert-like environments creates a financial rat race that ignores the farm’s natural context.
➡️ A 30-year stagnation in dryland cotton yields despite massive advancements in chemical and seed technology.
➡️ How Jeremy uses a weather-responsive approach to interseed multi-species cover crops.
➡️ The integration of stocker cattle to offset the cost of cover crop seeds while providing natural fertilizer and biological stimulation.
➡️ Investing in local labor and home-raised seeds rather than high-tech machinery and expensive fees.
🎧 Listen: https://t.co/zwnhPXSvXo
Syngenta has announced it will cease global production of the #herbicide paraquat by the end of June. The decision marks a significant shift for the company, which first brought the active ingredient to market more than 60 years ago.
https://t.co/35EbG8gXtZ