Getcha some of that.
Little nitrogen, sulphur and humic woke this place up. It’s interesting to be excited about something I won’t harvest with a combine.
Denton Clark retweeted
There to do his job, keeping it professional always. What a King.
Dean Wade says he’s not interested in having a handshake with LeBron James:
“I just have the simple, ‘Hire me’ handshake. I try to stay out of it because I can’t do this stuff.”
(via @PhillyInquirer)
Denton Clark retweeted
Replying to @591actual
68 acre foot is about the same amount of water that barber county receives in rainfall on 30 acres or so per year
It’s not that much for a municipal water supply and they will likely pay full freight plus installation and monitoring
Look at what that facility brings in tax based and jobs vs the water resources
The data center in Barber County is requesting 22,000,000 gallons of water from the city of Medicine Lodge, or 67.52 acre feet.
I have questions.
If you need rural internet, it’s pretty tough to beat the reliability and service from Starlink. Follow this link and we both get $100 when you sign up. Oh and because they’ve launched new satellites, the cost of the service is decreasing. How many other companies are doing that these days?
starlink.com/?referral=RC-19…
Denton Clark retweeted
I wonder how many people realize just how on the brink people are
This guy is out here desperately trying to make a living to put a roof over his kids’ heads. He, like my dad growing up, probably left before they woke up and got home after they went to bed, just to do it all again the next day. And he had to put up with being exploited for some retarded kid’s content that he’ll put online for strangers to laugh at.
And yet this guy, with all that’s going on, greets this punk ass kid with a smile. Like… how? Do people even stop to ask themselves how a guy can be under that much immense pressure and stress and still be immediately nice to a stranger?
This is reaching a tipping point. Regular guys are being pushed to their absolute limits by this stuff. They work endless hours for corporations, hardly get to see the kids they do it all for, and have to be subjected to some retard’s idea of Tik Tok content.
Have some wheat pasture. Did the math on owning some steers this winter, $130,000 to make $10,000 on 50 head. Not sure about that. Or can custom graze at .75 a head with minimal risk for $6000-$7500.
I’d like to get into cattle at some point but with the price of them these days it’s tough to want to take the risk. Maybe I’m being too short sighted.
Denton Clark retweeted
A 30-year-old John Deere planter went head-to-head with a modern Case IH, and Purdue researchers found no measurable difference in yield. So what are farmers really paying for when they upgrade?
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