Some “farmers” need to be FARMERS again. Make it a collective effort of being good stewards.
Rushing has never paid and it’s still never going to pay.
But this argument will go into the echo chamber and never be changed 🤪
An observation I feel is known but needs to be said again;
Following the behavior of stress and urgency; the farmers that push to get a crop in the ground when the ground is unfit are the ones that are living a lifestyle they can’t afford 🤔
The mentality of More = More in crop inputs needs to be done. There is too much research and real life instances proving that is not the case. It’s 2026, time to get with it. #balance#soilhealth
A Thought; participation in the negative. As farmers we are just consumers as well, we have the power to buy less of or not buy at all overpriced inputs and/or government programs.
They do not care if we whine about it, because guess what, majority will still participate.
Anybody else at the point with agronomy in that all the buzz words mean nothing anymore and you refuse to participate in conversations unless it is about handling the big picture.
Understanding soil and plant science has many different meanings right now it’s frustrating
The last two years for me in business have been a fight. Internally bad things happened, I made enemies for doing the right thing and help make hard decisions.
The grind continues to rebuild, but the support I’ve had along the way is unmatched.
Good always wins! #agretail
A refusal to change your mentality when opportunities arise is a refusal to move forward and set up for success!
And 2026 is giving the American farmer a massive opportunity to steer the ship another way for their farming practices.
But we don’t wanna talk about that 😏
It seems like a good time to put our social media scrolling aside and look around and remind ourselves of what we have in front of us.
That is the point in times like these.