πΊπ² Julius Don Atlas πΊπ² retweeted
In 100 years, America had lost over 5 million farms!!!
We NEED to save our farms.
We need more farmers more than ever.
just a few of my thoughts on the most prominent public assassination in modern history
whether you were a fan of Charlie or not, there are a lot of unanswered questions that need to be answered
πΊπ² Julius Don Atlas πΊπ² retweeted
Four packing companies process most of America's beef so small ranchers started booking slaughterhouses that arrive on wheels
Mobile processing units are fully inspected facilities built into trailers that come to the animal instead of the reverse.
Ranchers skip the long haul and the stress on the herd and the wait for packing plants booked out for months.
The units are one reason more small ranches can sell cuts directly to households.
Find local ranchers near you on Localize
πΊπ² Julius Don Atlas πΊπ² retweeted
The system is stacked against the people who feed usβ¦ A Virginia farmer wrote a book called βEverything I Want to Do Is Illegal.β Every single chapter is a real law:
the Lincoln sailors and marines are in Thailand for a port visit
we're gonna see a record number of dudes go AWOL
πΊπ² Julius Don Atlas πΊπ² retweeted
A 7000 acre Indiana farm dropped every chemical and got more profitable because the chemicals were eating the profit
This is not a little homestead. It's a full scale grain operation the size the system says needs chemistry
He cut synthetic inputs year after year and watched costs fall faster than yields
The profit per acre went up as the spray bill went to zero
The biggest secret in farming is that the inputs were the expense all along
Find large scale clean grain farms near you on Localize
πΊπ² Julius Don Atlas πΊπ² retweeted
If this last week showed us anything, it's that consumers actually do care where their food comes from. Given the choice, they'll support the American rancher every time.
πΊπ² Julius Don Atlas πΊπ² retweeted
π¨ THIS IS HUGE NEWS FOR AMERICAN RANCHERS, WORKERS, AND FAMILIES! πΊπΈ
Just weeks after Tyson abruptly announced the closure of its Joslin, Illinois beef plantβaffecting nearly 2,700 workersβan independent Iowa packing plant is preparing to fire back up.
Daisy River is working to hire many of the skilled workers displaced by the Joslin closure, including people who dedicated 20, 30, and even 40 years of their lives to the beef industry.
Now, the American Rancher Alliance is in the early stages of aligning with GridironBeef.com, launched through the partnership of Jason Birt, legendary Super Bowlβwinning coach Jon Gruden, and Tom Zenner.
Together, we are working to build something America desperately needs: an independent, American beef supply chain that supports American ranchers, independent packers, American workers, and American consumers.
And right now, you can help support this movement while filling your freezer with American beef!
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Go to GridironBeef.com and use code ARA at checkout!
Every purchase helps support American ranchers, restart an independent Iowa packing plant, restore American jobs, and break the Big Fourβs control over Americaβs beef supply chain.
BUY AMERICAN BEEF. SUPPORT AMERICAN JOBS. HELP US TAKE BACK OUR BEEF SUPPLY CHAIN! πΊπΈπ₯©
Learn more about the American Rancher Alliance at GoARABeef.org.
@GridironPosts @BarstoolGruden @tomzenner @WyoWagyu
#AmericanRancherAlliance #AmericanBeef #BuyAmerican #AmericanRanchers #GridironBeef #JonGruden #IowaBeef #SupportAmericanJobs #BeefShares #BigFour #FoodSecurity #MadeInAmerica
πΊπ² Julius Don Atlas πΊπ² retweeted
A Hawaii teen just found a fungus that eats the plastic and sunscreen chemicals polluting the ocean.
Kaiser High senior Vera Wang built a coconut fiber filter to pull microplastics and sunscreen residue from seawater, then tested it in a University of Hawaii lab.
She found fungi living naturally on coconut husks can biodegrade both pollutants, work that won top honors at the 2026 Hawaii Science Fair and a spot at the international fair in Phoenix.
Find all natural alternatives on Localize.
πΊπ² Julius Don Atlas πΊπ² retweeted
A Virginia farmer wrote a book called Everything I Want to Do Is Illegal and every single chapter is a real law
He wanted to sell his neighbors chicken processed on his own farm and the rules said no
He wanted to build small and simple and the codes were written for industrial scale
So he wrote the book naming every rule that blocks a small farm from feeding its own community
The most radical thing he ever did was describe the rulebook out loud
Find farms fighting to feed their neighbors near you on Localize
on a less serious note
I need your help looking for a meme
its the 3D oval headed Mexican guy that looks at you with a disappointed expression
new X feels like modern youtube
most of the stuff on your wall are things you don't care about, and you have to manually search for specific people for the posts you want
πΊπ² Julius Don Atlas πΊπ² retweeted
Farmer Joel Salatin is sounding the alarm.
Family farms are going bankrupt at record rates.
And whoβs buying up their farmland?
βBill Gates.β
βBlackRock.β
βVanguard.β
βTheyβre like vultures on a carcass.β
βTheyβre picking.β
βI just spoke at a great big conventional farm conference out in Iowa.β
βHad 1,000 conventional corn and soybean farmers there.β
βOne of the other speakers was a guy who is a financial adviser to about 50 family offices.β
βHe admitted to the group, βIβve never been on a farm in my life.ββ
But he revealed that all of a sudden, he has βall these family offices asking about investing in farmland.β
βHe said half of all billionaire families today have just been created in the last five years.β
And all of that newly concentrated wealth is interested in buying up farmland.
Market concentration is one of the most critical issues facing farmers today.
With current trends, itβs only on track to get worse.
But if we want to protect family farms from being overrun by corporate power, we must reverse it.
@JoelSalatin @PalisadesRadio
πΊπ² Julius Don Atlas πΊπ² retweeted
A family run butcher shop in Provo raises its own cattle just outside town.
They handle the entire process themselves, from breeding to butchering to serving it fresh.
Their fryer runs on rendered beef tallow instead of seed oils, the same fat behind their crispy fries.
Four generations of the same family have kept this farm to table model going.
It is a rare full picture of where meat actually comes from.
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