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Farming can be a gong show, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. Avid hunter, outdoor adventurer, and lifelong @Vikings fan. @NDSU & @NDSCSWildcats alum.

Southern RRV Minnesota
Joined February 2016
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“We do not have a government of the majority. We have a government of the majority who participate.” ~ Thomas Jefferson This past week I had the honor of participating in the @NationalCorn Leadership Program in Washington DC. – at Moorhead, MN
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Slowed waaaay down for this poor corn fed coon.
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Deer 🦌 hunting.
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Gregg Muehler retweeted
Minnesota daycare owners after electing a Somali candidate whose facility was cited for 16 violations:
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I’m beside myself….
Somali daycare center owners right now
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Early morning harvest snacks
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Saved a rabbit while harvesting corn tonight. Most farmers would know what I’m talking about, BUT this one was a wee bit different…
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Combining in the sprinkles, longing for that blue sky my brothers to the north of me have.
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Four consecutive cereal rye cover crops, all planted into green each year to allow for maximum root penetration. Zero difference between cover crop and conventional till in regard to compaction. Thought this would be the year I’d see results.
Can you tell where I’ve utilized cover crops consecutively for 4 years? My experience.
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Can you tell where I’ve utilized cover crops consecutively for 4 years? My experience.
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One of my favorite things to do, strike out a new “land” in a corn field unassisted by technology.
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Not this time! Lid is still ON my sandwich container.
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In today’s gong show episode at 1:20 am..
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Gregg Muehler retweeted
Minnesota has a workforce problem, and this map explains why. A new analysis of lifetime income taxes found that the average Minnesota worker will pay $759,000 in federal and state income taxes over a 45-year career. That's the 5th highest in America — higher than California. The same worker in South Dakota? $325,000. Read that again: $434,000 more — for the same career, the same work, the same life. Just a different state on your tax return. Now ask the question every Minnesota employer is asking: why would a 22-year-old college graduate move here to start a career? And remote work makes it worse. This is the most mobile generation in American history. A young professional can take a Twin Cities salary and live in Sioux Falls, Austin, or Tampa — keep the paycheck, skip nearly half a million in taxes. The math isn't even close. I love Minnesota. We've got the best workers, the best schools, the best lakes, the strongest communities in America. But our tax code punishes exactly the people we need most — young workers starting out, families trying to build something. We don't have a talent problem. We have a policy problem. And it's fixable: win a trifecta, cut taxes, and start letting families keep more of their hard-earned money. Then watch them choose Minnesota. #SaveOurState #LowerTaxes #AttractTheWorkforce #VoteRepublican
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The northern 3/4s of the Red River Valley really should consider taking a few of these rocks.
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My flexheader’s ghillie suit today. Soybeans won’t know what’s comin’. #soybeans
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Harvest problems.
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Beautiful day and the yield average is climbing fast.
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Harvesting soybean meal and biodiesel.
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