
Grains Agronomist | Mad Scientist | @CropSoilUGA | Science
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Nick Shay retweeted
Initial reports are saying over 100 MILLION PEOPLE just heard the Gospel proclaimed again and again for Charlie’s memorial!!
IT IS ALL ABOUT JESUS!!!
Nick Shay retweeted
A role model for little girls should be Erika Kirk not Taylor Swift! Repost if you agree!
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Jack Posobiec: "You must become a Christian in public. You must take up space for our Lord and Savior Christ the King, with a capital K! Become the kind of Christians who will stand and be remembered."
@JackPosobiec
Nick Shay retweeted
"Colossians 3:23 - Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as you're working for the Lord, not for men."
Well done Clayton Kershaw.
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Every single media article about Sec Kennedy being “anti-vax” should note that the UK, Italy, Denmark, Sweeden, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Austria and nearly every other developed country DOES NOT recommend hep b at birth if mom is negative.
These articles should also note the decision of the CDC to remove the COVID vaccine from the universal schedule is in line with the recommendations of nearly every other developed country.
These are the two proof points that substantiate the deafening media bullhorn that @SecKennedy is anti-vax. It is journalistic negligence to not provide readers context that - based on their rubric - nearly every other country in the developed world is anti-vax.
Media activists are criminally robbing readers of vital context that these two decisions would put the U.S. squarely in the scientific mainstream.
The “anti-vax” narrative is like the Russian collusion hoax - a media fever dream that is based on complete fallacy (and quite literally derived from talking points created by the same Democratic activists).
Nick Shay retweeted
Yeah. The Tush push sacked Mahomes 6 times in the Super Bowl. Also a big reason why Baun and DeJean got picks. AND forced Ekeler to fumble in the NFCG. Oh and helped Jalen Carter force a fumble and get to Stafford. Oh and pushed Saquon to 2k yds. The Tush Push did it all.
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Personally I think this play adds a ton to the game of football. I Would much rather watch this than a punt. Punting the ball and giving it to your opponent is way softer than fighting over a yard and pushing against each other. I guess you like soft football
Nick Shay retweeted
Never in my life been affected so much by the passing of someone I have never even met.
Someone shared this with me and I really needed to see it.
Maybe you need to see it too.
Nick Shay retweeted
🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨
NBC HAS RELEASED THE FOOTAGE OF DAK PRESCOTT FIRST SPITTING TOWARDS THE #EAGLES HUDDLE… SMILING.
JALEN CARTER THEN GOT IN HIS FACE AND SPIT IN HIS FACE.
WOW. SPITGATE SCANDAL CONTINUES.
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Nick Shay retweeted
This has been in the works for a while now and it’s great to see the group come together. Great conversations, ideas, and discussions to help push this group further and enhance the work between commodity organizations and state corn specialists and researchers. More to come…
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An #UpdateFromTheField from MI - some areas are under drought, and the impacts of water stress depend on growth stage. In MI, fields planted late April to Mid-May are setting pods and need a lot of water. Later planted fields are in early flowering and water demand has not peaked yet.
Nick Shay retweeted
Some of my observations and thoughts regarding the tassel wrap ordeal showing up in Indiana and much of the Midwest
extension.entm.purdue.edu/ne…
@PurdueAg @PurdueAgronomy @PurdueExtension
Nick Shay retweeted
🌱 Why are your soybean stems still green at harvest?
A new diagnostic guide explains green stem—a physiological disorder where stems stay green even after pods mature. Learn what causes it, which varieties are prone, and how to manage it in the field.
🔗 doi.org/10.1002/cft2.70065
Nick Shay retweeted
Cover cropping before soybeans?
@SoybeanScience1 has a great resource highlighting benefits, challenges, and best management practices.
Check it out below 👇































