Ben Loewen

[Mike Wasylyniuk @LowBoomLowDrift]

Controlling the drift of alternating twin fan and flat fan nozzles with flex boom height during pre seed burnoff. 160 feet and 2140 gallons in hills.

This is the last week of our pre sell to guarantee the best price and availability for 2027. Need to know before June 30.

[Tyrel Obrecht @ObrechtTyrel]

2 days into the first virtual line and 95% of cattle are compliant. The remaining 5% just need hazed north, as they can get water south of the “fence”. Lots of new ideas and fads out there, this tech isn’t a fad, IMO.

[Ksenia Mik @heykseniamik]

As a born-and-bred city person, I'd never given cows much thought. But Halter was a treat to learn about — cutting-edge tech without the AI noise. Just a solid application to something real.

Pain point: Moving a herd means moving fences. Manually. Every time the pasture changes.

The solution: a collar for every cow, a tower to connect them, an app to run the whole operation.

Draw the new pasture on your phone. The collar provides a sound or vibration to cows to make them move.

They call the underlying system "Cowgorithms." Loved it enough to write about the interface between cow minds and human ones:

https://t.co/Vut044VBQi

[Ag in Motion @AginMotion]

Big iron, live demos and a full lineup across the show site. Everything you need to see, all in one place at #AIM26.
Meet YOU in the field.
Get your tickets ONLINE.
https://t.co/qHNk3KjUJf
July 21–23, 2026
Langham, Saskatchewan

[Brock Shearer @bscomet22]

🐦📷 📞: hi my name is Gary Hobson

[Jenn Walker @APGresearch]

Surprise!
Our #fababeans have “friends”

How bout yours???

#IPM #farming #peas #pulses #agronomy #plant26

@Megarhyssa

https://t.co/7DskZ2OIyh

[Gary Stanford @senatrstanford]

Dumped 1 1/4 inches out of gauge Saturday morning and just dumped 4 3/4 inches just now 6 inches and still raining , culvert is 7 ft tall inside. Water over hiway by Magrath, stay tuned

[Mike Wasylyniuk @LowBoomLowDrift]

😎

[Leighton Kolk @LeightonKolk]

On rainy windy days like today it’s nice to have a good place to store feed. Also Pretty awesome to have weekend warriors willing to unload all Saturday #K3Seeds #commodityshed

[Mike Wasylyniuk @LowBoomLowDrift]

🤔

[Brock Shearer @bscomet22]

I would argue most - I stress most

“Residual Chem hurt my crop”
And
“I have carryover from last year”

Is fertility related

[Mike Wasylyniuk @LowBoomLowDrift]

New 160 ft demo set up and running out of the Lougheed Alberta store. Let us me know if you want to get on the demo list.

[Mike Wasylyniuk @LowBoomLowDrift]

New demo 160 foot FlexBoom keeping it low around StarBuck Manitoba.

[Shelley Barkley 🐞🦋📷🐛 @Megarhyssa]

New cutworm report in Lethbridge county. Thank you @Promaxag for the report! Check it out here:
https://t.co/T16yPtcGt4

[Kyle L @kylas610]

Bryce does and amazing job and what he does he has really changed my perspective of religion which it is not it is way more of a relationship with your father and his son that he sent down here to live and life like us and he was beaten whipped and stabbed with a spear and a crown of thorns 3 inches long piercing his scull and nailed to a tree and many people don’t even realize god did that for the love of his own creation and people reject the grace, mercy, love that Jesus showed for us by giving his life up so we could be free Put you’re faith in his words and you will be saved

[Bryce Crawford @ibrycecrawford]

🚨 I Preached The Gospel At My Graduation 🧑‍🎓

[Tom Wolf @nozzle_guy]

Mike, I know I'm being pretty hard on you for this. But it's wrong to think that using finer sprays will solve weed control problems. That approach instead creates more serious issues that affect agriculture as a whole.

[Tom Wolf @nozzle_guy]

@LowBoomLowDrift When kochia control with herbicides is important, choose a day when the use of fine sprays is possible. Not all days are windy.

[Mike Wasylyniuk @LowBoomLowDrift]

New 160 foot delivery at Milden Sask. Nozzle testing 60 psi with 30-40 kmh wind.

[Mike Wasylyniuk @LowBoomLowDrift]

Ya. I was always of the same thinking before 10 inch spacing and reduced boom heights.

Then I started to notice over the years the kochia on headlands. Everyone reducing pressure to reduce drift with course droplets on headlands. Then baby kochia survives. How can you control drift with course droplets but also control baby kochia with the fine hairs that need fine droplets without using a residual ?

Ask this question often and no one has a great answer. Would you rather have drift control or perfect coverage ? It’s always a mix of both. Never perfect on either.