Stuart Barden retweeted
🎧 "You can sit here today, and rob yourself of today, because you're so stressed about tomorrow."
Tune into our next episode of #GRDCinConversation with farmer and agronmist @lockrey_tony and @humans_of_ag - out tomorrow.
Stuart Barden retweeted
Ensure your product has the Westonfence and Australian Made logos clearly stamped. Ask your reseller for genuine Westonfence!
#buylocal #buygenuine #buyaustralian
Stuart Barden retweeted
Guess who's checking out the latest from @JvaTechnologies at @BeefAustralia?
Our very own Maria from Westonfence!
We're proud to team up with JVA and their innovative electric fencing equipment ... giving our customers access to top-notch products. – at Rockhampton, Queensland
Stuart Barden retweeted
The Westonfence EOFY Post Clip Deal is here.
Buy a pallet of Westonfence Droppers and you’ll receive the Steel Post Clips* absolutely free.
That’s a ripper saving … $350 per pallet!
Visit our website for more info ... westonfence.com.au/ – at Parkes, New South Wales
Stuart Barden retweeted
2012 New Holland CR8090 Header with 2011 40ft MacDon/NH83C 60D Front with Trailer | Farm Tender farmtender.com.au/listing/ma…
Stuart Barden retweeted
Time is an un renewable resource. If you intentionally invest TIME in your family relationships you will have few regrets 😃. Your children are a reflection of your influence & time you’ve invested into their lives, its important.Better to live a life of foresight than hindsight.
Stuart Barden retweeted
Lessons from Don's talk
1. Rain not the limiting factor in agriculture, lack of basic agricultural knowledge is.
2. Subsidized fertiliser will not lead to higher yields, Soil Health mngt will.
3. Turbo with 6 T/ha yields and 1200 mm rain is underperforming. Let's keep learning – at Dodoma, Tanzania
Stuart Barden retweeted
This little bird cheered up my fallow spraying today by standing on the bonnet for 35 minutes after narrowly escaping a goshawk attack.
Stuart Barden retweeted
Here are the numbers for dry beans (MT per ha).
Kenya..0.7
Ethiopia 1.7
Tanzania 1.4
Uganda 1.5
We are using a variety that is from 1978.
@kalromkulima
where are all those high yielding, iron rich, zinc rich varieties released a few years back? Is commercialisation a problem?
Stuart Barden retweeted
Typical @BBC - make an unsubstantiated claim and not even bother to back it up with evidence.
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Replying to @StuartBarden
You burned enough fuel idling your sprayer while filming that video that could have been used to do her days ploughing.
Stuart Barden retweeted
Righto #agtwitter, here's a hack to retake twitter for its higher purpose: talking about farming!
Just RETWEET every reply you make & they will all magically reappear in all our Following feeds, just like before.
Retweet this (&then do it!) to Make Agtwitter Amazing Again! #MAAA
Stuart Barden retweeted
Is the #future of #agriculture reserved to high power machinery or to fleets of small collaborative #AgRobots? 🚜
For sure this is a really nice (and effective?) solution by @AGCOcorp
@Fendt_NA #swarmrobot #AgTech #PrecisionFarming #SmartAgriculture #AgRobotics
Stuart Barden retweeted
Yields for major crops in #Kenya have stagnated well below peers - Rwanda, Ethiopia and Tanzania, driven by shortage of quality inputs, credit, extension services, and low investments in irrigation and rural roads bit.ly/3FBxtMe #KenyaEconomicUpdate
Stuart Barden retweeted
Bernardo could not have said it better. Plant breeding is one of the most enriching ways of serving humanity. That is why one day I decided to invest my life in this path to become a plant breeder. #plantbreeding #farmers #loveforthesociety
Stuart Barden retweeted
“Our deepest fear must not be in failure but in success in things that don’t really matter.”























