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Tim Gueldener retweeted
Just throwing it out there... If you need a break from the farm, want a road trip, my shop is almost always open. There is coffee to be drank, a lunch to be found, a couple beers in the fridge, whiskey in the freezer, 1/2 a pallet of water, deck of cards in my desk, and a basketball hoop for you to lose a game of horse.
My phone works too. If you need to talk, I may not always a ray of sunshine (especially Monday mornings) but I will listen.
There are other farms just like mine that know the struggle. Reach out and check on your friends and neighbors, get together, do things together. Like I said back in April, 2027 will be our year.
Would anyone at the NFMS be willing to swing past the Fertilizer Dealer Supply booth and get the Farm Show discount code?
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Tim Gueldener retweeted
For Sale - 2000 International 9100i
Solid farm truck, Cummins with 10 speed Eaton. 570350 miles located near Champaign IL. $20k obo.
Tim Gueldener retweeted
Can this be moved or duplicated from the side fill of a Deere sprayer to the front fill area?
Tim Gueldener retweeted
The answer to lowering beef prices is not to flood the market with cheap shit from Argentina. Our American ranchers are already being severely undercut by the greedy meat packers who import cheap foreign beef. Also, because our lawmakers are impotent, they refuse to pass country of origin labeling so our American ranchers are unable to differentiate their superior product from these cheap foreign imports. This is a complete betrayal of the American cattlemen. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Tim Gueldener retweeted
Flooding the market with Argentinian beef is not America first. It is a huge betrayal of our American cattlemen.
What this is is a giant gift to the greedy meat packers who already undercut our American ranchers by importing foreign beef and passing it off as product of USA due to the fact we do not have country of origin labeling laws.
This move is no different than importing cheap shit from China and undercutting American producers and workers. It is an abomination.
Tim Gueldener retweeted
If you want to change the rural landscape, there’s only one law you have to change. Require every bushel to be hauled off the field with gravity wagons. That’s it.
Keep the bushels local. Smaller elevators closer together. More feed mills. Walk it off the farm.
What do we gain exporting our bushels at a global discount just to truck in global fertilizer at a premium? Manure for fertility, close the loop.
Make gravity wagons great again
Tim Gueldener retweeted
Come for yoga, stay for the goats 🐐
Join us next Monday, Aug. 4th @ 6:30PM ET on the USDA HQ lawn for a ✨FREE✨ goat yoga session! Bring your own yoga mat, and come early as spots will be limited. usda.gov/gafm
Anyone familiar with REAP? What’s the experience?
Need to track field by field weights, by load
Don’t need anything fancy for bin or contract management in the grain cart
Any other suggestions?
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I am looking for help. A few years ago I remember a post of “sweeps” that were made for the front of a planter row unit. The purpose was to cut off corn when replanting/spotting into a poor stand. I saved the pictures but cannot seem to find them
Pic for attention
USDA will print at or above 2024 yields until January 2026, ProFarmer will show slight deviation to the low side following tour
The July - August update from the Climate Prediction Center is just a little more harsh. Overall, this summer outlook would allow for a -3% to -8% deviation from trend yields.
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