Keith Ranger

Proud grandparents to 4 beautiful girls.
Misty Ridge Farms Ltd 3rd generation
Soil technician and snow birds
Staunchly Conservative to the core

[Keith Ranger @khranger1]

Mostly melted at Leask but still a stiff on the ground. Ended up with 1/2" of moisture

[World Weather, Inc. @worldwx]

Good morning all! Looking for Canada snow totals from #Saskatchewan and #Manitoba. Please feel free to share those. thanks!

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

I have over 30 firearms properly locked and stored in lockers in my basement.

But I have one shotgun in my closet, and this box of shells. It's just cheap target loads, but it still packs a punch. Everyone in my family knows how to use all my forearms.

My house in sacred ground. If you come into my home intending to cause me harm, or take my property, I will fight you.

You don't want to be hurt by me? Then it's easy....don't come into my home.

[Satire Squad HQ @SatireSquadHQ]

🇨🇦🇺🇸Mark Carney finally got his call with Trump yesterday.

Let’s listen in?🤔

Click on video for Full Screen 😉

[Scott Moe @PremierScottMoe]

More lies from the lost and dishonest NDP.

On Tuesday, the NDP’s Trent Wotherspoon tried to blame the government for a delay in BHP’s Jansen mine project.

Today, BHP said “The Saskatchewan Government has been very supportive of business investment. The extension at our Jansen project has nothing to do with the investment climate in Saskatchewan.”

BHP also stressed it remains strongly committed to the Jansen project.

The NDP’s comments are reckless, dishonest, and show they are more interested in playing politics than building a strong Saskatchewan economy.

[Keith Ranger @khranger1]

@Dorothy23335106 @BradWall306 No your not correct. Crop insurance is only for yield loss. It has nothing to do with price compensation!!!

[Brad Wall @BradWall306]

This is strong and stead leadership making the case for Sask’s interest…vs empty slogans

[Keith Ranger @khranger1]

@krv50 You took the words right out of my mouth KR.
It would fall far short of feeding the world as well

[Keith Ranger @khranger1]

I've farmed for 47 year's now. Please tell me how on God's green earth is organic farming soooo much better for the environment. Looks like the dirty 30s every time the wind blows. On a bright note the neighbors are getting some free topsoil

[The Roy Green Show @TheRoyGreenShow]

Just ended a 2-day series of exchanges on the consequences to Canada and Canadians of the federal election result.
(If you have strong views which differ from those of any correspondent don't repeat my my mistake. It is a mind-numbing and time-wasting exercise.)
It all began when I was asked for my view on the above.
Here is my first response to the above question.
"Canadian voters, primarily but not exclusively, in central Canada have substantially proven the supply of lemmings is inexhaustible. To blindly elect a WEF/UN dispatched missionary as Canada's prime minister is to have self-consigned most likely the remainder of your life to being controlled by a globalist agenda.
Much worse is that you have agreed to the theft of creative and self-managed futures of Canada's young.
Forget about the Net Zero climate alarm. In the case of the globalist missionaries Net Zero is a convenient p.r. tool to be hung on any weather event and anywhere in the world.
Canada, perhaps even more than most other Western nations is the canary in the coalmine.
Stand by for freedom of expression to be assaulted to a greater extent, for personal choices of where and how you live to be incrementally reduced, for education to become indoctrination.
Mark Carney as I stated on air with @AlexpiersonAMP is the Trojan Horse Canada's voters daftly hauled into the country.
His babble about being Canadian should be examined under the scope of Carney's triple citizenship and his British television declaration "I am a European."
The imposition of Mark Carney may well accelerate growing calls for Canada's dissolution emanating mainly from Alberta, but also Saskatchewan and not nearly completely silenced in Quebec.
In relatively short order Canadians will discover just what they have contractually agreed should be the future of this magnificent land.
And don't chatter it can all be changed in four years.
Monday belied any such view as voters blindly agreed Trudeau's malicious decade of disservice deserved more of the same and worse."
That is how I answered the question which began a two-day point and fruitless exchange.
I am sharing this only observationally and have net zero interest in engaging further on X.

[Keith Ranger @khranger1]

You're exactly right John

[John Kowalchuk🧢 @kowalchukfarms1]

Just a short rant I need to get off my chest…

Only a few short months ago many Canadians wanted change and it showed in the polls

Change to the direction our nation was heading and a change to many of the decisions being made at the federal level

It looked like we were going to get that chance at change we so desperately wanted but now sadly it’s not so certain

Many of the same faces could be helping to call the shots if the party in power are re-elected once again and I see very little changing if this happens

Change in direction could mean a fresh start for Canada and an opportunity to see what we as a country are truly capable of achieving.

April 28th is coming up fast and I hope Canadians across our great nation remember that we can all work together and be so much more and sometimes all it takes is change!

#ThoughtsFromaFarmer

[Keith Ranger @khranger1]

@Cornfrmr As a farmer for 45 year's I've used crushed flax for many years. Sprinkle a couple tablespoons every morning in my cereal and on my peanut butter and jam toast. Works great 👍

[Daryl Fransoo @DarylFransoo]

Except the biggest one, supply management…

Lies to get elected. Canadians falling for it. Sad really.

[Brad Wall @BradWall306]

If you are aghast at an apparent rise in western Cdn alienation consider that our canola farmers and crush plants workers represent a foundational piece of our economy, towering over the central Cdn EV sector in ec importance. But there are more seats in Upper and Lower 🇨🇦.

[Keith Ranger @khranger1]

@MarkJCarney The next thing Canadians need to do right is vote out you and the liberal clown show.

[Scott Moe @PremierScottMoe]

This. 👇

[Keith Ranger @khranger1]

@47_biebs34428 @trentloos That's the irony. Most Americans have their heads in the sand believing that there are no subsides in the USA. Quite the contrary. The USA is heavily subsidized in some industries. Agriculture being one of them

[David Jacobs @DrJacobsRad]

As Carney steals more and more of Poilievre's platform, the question becomes, who do you trust to make these promises a reality?

Do you trust Poilievre,the man who came up with the ideas?

Or do you trust Carney, a man whose party was directly opposed to these ideas a week ago?

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

Brain dead Liberal supporters will rally around anything.

I'll publicly mock anyone sporting this logo (or anything close to it).

Trump is not the Boogey Man. The tariffs should have been a wake up call.

If you want a war cry, how about

"Let's fix all the shit the Liberals broke durimg the last decade "

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

It's astonishing how little attention Central Canada pays to the impact of Canada’s own EV tariffs on our farmers.

Canada IS the instigator, attempting to appease a former U.S. president who is no longer in office.

A disastrous trade policy.

https://t.co/sZxBUABE1U

[Keith Ranger @khranger1]

@DarylFransoo You're bang on Daryl. Lawrence your useless as an ag minister. We pretty much import 0 Chinese ev vehicles and yet you put a useless tariff on them just to give them another excuse to tariff Western Canadian farmers. Liberals once again proving how idiotic they are