Daryl Tuck retweeted
Released on an undertaking…
I was denied bail twice, jailed for almost 50 days, and fought off a rabid Ontario prosecutor who desperately wanted me in pretrial custody for the duration. He said I was a danger to society, that I would spend 10 years in prison, and that my release would put the administration of justice into disrepute.
For alleged mischief….
Perhaps once the investigations into Ontario’s rampant cop corruption have concluded, they can turn their eyes to the judiciary.
Time to switch brands of batteries!! @costcocanada @Duracell
3rd device damaged in the last 2 months from a leaky battery. Even finding leaked batteries in the package in the drawer.
Daryl Tuck retweeted
Opinion: The taxman is coming for our homes financialpost.com/opinion/ta…
Great upgrade combine or second unit. Field ready and and in nice shape. kijiji.ca/v-farming-equipmen…
I’m selling a combine. Please have a look!! kijiji.ca/v-farming-equipmen…
Daryl Tuck retweeted
Today is #CdnAgDay
It’s a great excuse to share our stories
Like the fact that farming only uses around 6% of the land in Canada
Yet we produce 12% of the worlds wheat
All done while continually reducing our environmental footprint!
Daryl Tuck retweeted
I'm old enough to remember when a $16 glass of orange juice nearly took down our fed gov't. So I thought a review of @JustinTrudeau's scandals may be worthwhile. Only 19 of them. Which ones did I miss?
Trudeau's first term (2015-2019):
1. Aga Khan Island vacation (2016)
2. Questions concerning release from Point Grey Academy.
3. Trans Mountain pipeline expansion fiasco (2016)
4. SNC-Lavalin affair (2019)
5. WE Charity scandal (2019)
6. Blackface and brownface photos
7. Treatment of Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott (2019)
8. Election interference allegations (2019)
Trudeau's second term (2019-present):
9. COVID-19 response (ongoing since 2020)
10. Indigenous issues - clean water (ongoing)
11. Environment: Carbon Tax and other extremist policies (ongoing)
12. Early election call and minority government (2021)
13. Canada convoy protest – Emergencies Act (2022)
14. Governor General scandal (2022)
15. Freedom of the press concerns (ongoing)
16. Foreign influence in political processes (ongoing)
17. ArriveCan app $60M cost (ongoing)
18. Canada's skyrocketing debt (ongoing)
19. Open immigration and student working visas.
Daryl Tuck retweeted
I’m an Albertan.
And I absolutely love this province.
We have the prairies, the mountains, hard working people, so many opportunities and one of, if not the best, Premiers in the country.
I wouldn’t want to live elsewhere.
Telling me that I despise Trudeau simply because I support Smith and live in Alberta is asinine - there are people all across Canada who despise him just as much as I do (often more so).
Because you don’t have to live in Alberta to understand that Trudeau is doing everything in his power to destroy Canada.
You don’t have to live in Canada to understand that.
You just have to be paying attention.
And there are people all across Canada who support Danielle Smith - because not only does she care about Alberta, she cares about this country.
So telling me that I don’t support Trudeau because I’m a Smith supporting Albertan isn’t the “gotcha” moment you might think it is.
And it never will be.
Because
• we’re not uneducated.
• we’re not rednecks.
• we’re not homophobic.
• we’re not transphobic.
• we’re not bigots.
• we’re not far right.
• we’re not extremists.
We’re none of those things.
We’ve just had enough.
And I’m not the only Albertan or Canadian who feels this way.
Furthermore, Trudeau has made it clear that he stands with people who are harming children and has no respect for women or the actual LGB&T communities.
Smith is fighting to protect children from people like Trudeau - people who would sooner sentence a child to life long medicalization than address the underlying mental health issues of children and/or their past traumas, people who believe replacing women with men isn’t an issue, and people who have yet to realize that there’s a difference between the LGB&T communities and the alphabet mafia.
Smith is a leader.
Trudeau is a disgrace.
So I know where I stand.
I know who I stand with.
And I don’t see that changing.
Daryl Tuck retweeted
Water management isn't just about draining sloughs.
Excess rainfall at the wrong time causes crop damage and fertilizer losses.
Instead of trying to reduce fertilizer emissions by 30%, bigger-picture thinking on water mngmt would have a larger impact.
thelifeofafarmer.com/2023/09…
Random #harvest23 thoughts. We planted 180 pounds of pea seed per acre with about 80 pounds of phosphate fertilizer per acre. That combination and good growing conditions resulted in about 4000 pounds of peas for split pea soup. @AlbertaPulse amazing multiplication!!
Daryl Tuck retweeted
It is Monday and sometimes I rant while hauling oats… and yes I meant -11C didn’t know I needed to specify in 🇨🇦
Go kick some ass out there folks!
👇🏻👇🏻
youtu.be/dVDW5JvdtR8
After watching the neighbors #harvest23 peas @AlbertaPulse for the last week, I’m finally heading out to start spraying mine!! We seeded our wheat first so our peas are behind.
Daryl Tuck retweeted
The Canadian Single Use Plastics Ban
Does anyone else feel like we’re living in a sitcom?
#MakeItMakeSense
Daryl Tuck retweeted
Thank you @PierrePoilievre!
This election is a choice between United Conservatives that will move Alberta - and Canada - forward & the NDP who will take us backwards.
Conservatives will stand together against the carbon tax & fight the Notley/Singh/Trudeau anti-energy coalition every step of the way.
Go out today and VOTE to keep Alberta moving forward!
#abpoli #teamUCP #abvotes
Does anyone know if there is a release mechanism in any of the underground Carbon Storage facilities for when the scientific community realizes that carbon dioxide is required for life on earth?
Last push to get finished seeding canola. The vivid colors of the monitors almost makes me forget about how dry the soil is.
I know there are a lot of people who like to see what is happening on the farm, but it’s hard for me to remember that what is common and/or boring for me is of interest to others.
I have been neglecting my twitter account for awhile. A view from the tractor seat while seeding #plant23 @AlbertaCanola What do you think they are eating? Cutworms?
Daryl Tuck retweeted
Join Alberta Canola Director Jeannette Andrashewski & speakers Clinton Jurke, Brittany Visscher, & Keith Gabert for Coffee, Donuts, and Canola at the Vegreville Suites from 9:00 to 11:00 am on Thursday, March 30, 2023.
Details & registration: loom.ly/j0Kgzzs






















