Everyone past the cow/calf producer wants to buy cattle cheaper.
They also refuse to raise cow and calves.
Your terms are acceptable.
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Kenny Burdine looked at 37.8 percent and did not see a rebuild.
"I don't think a 37.8 percent number points to widespread heifer retention."
That is the University of Kentucky economist on Brownfield. Heifers are 37.8 percent of cattle on feed, up from 37.4 in July and down from 38.1 a year ago. When the herd was actually growing, he said, that number sat in the low 30s.
"The truth is, of course, we're holding back some heifers. We always are. The question is, are we holding back enough to actually move cattle inventory?"
His other number: cow slaughter in 2026 looks like it lands below 8 percent of the cow herd. Cows being kept is not the same thing as a rebuild.
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The Covid “vaccines” delivered in the West were a monumental crime against humanity. The fact that these shots are still being given makes it clear that the harms were entirely acceptable to the architects, if not somehow part of the plan.
So will Trump still have to kiss the wall and suck up to Israel if Benjamin isn’t reelected?
Like what’s the stipulation on the blackmail they hold over our president and congress…
Is there a clause where our elected officials can stop doing everything they command them to?
If you don’t think the sharks will tear this apart when they start to smell blood in the water…
Just a little rally and watch out.
I’m here for this, karma is gonna be a bitch.
Let it fucking burn.
Aggressive farmer selling during recent rallies in corn, soybean and wheat markets have left elevators and cooperatives holding larger ownership positions than normal, according to a new report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange.
Story from @worldgrain
world-grain.com/articles/233…
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Aggressive farmer selling during recent rallies in corn, soybean and wheat markets have left elevators and cooperatives holding larger ownership positions than normal, according to a new report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange.
Story from @worldgrain
world-grain.com/articles/233…
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Replying to @Tyne_Ag
I took the available independent FIRST trial plot results for Illinois that are available today, charted below are all of the locations that have harvest data for both 25 and 26.
5 trials increased the site average compared to LY
24 trials decreased the site yield compared to last year.
I know they said it was a Nebraska issue, but real field outcomes don’t match what's happening in IL across the state.
*USDA yield errors have entered the chat
MORE MARKETS FOR IOWA CORN. MORE AMERICAN BIOFUELS.
Today, I joined @MikeNaigIA, Acting Under Secretary Michelle Bekkering, and the @ADMupdates team in Cedar Rapids to see American agriculture at work and announce new opportunities for our farmers.
This facility processes approximately 750,000 bushels of corn every day, turning American crops into food, feed, and fuel for customers here at home and around the world.
Under @POTUS, we are building on that strength:
✅ Reached an initial deal with Mexico that could unlock a $1.5 BILLION market opportunity for U.S. ethanol.
✅ Announced $10 MILLION for Iowa’s Working Lands Water Quality Project to support conservation on working farms through RCPP.
✅ Delivering more than $1 BILLION in farm safety net payments to Iowa producers this month with increased reference prices from the Working Families Tax Cuts Act.
We’re also expanding American fertilizer production through FIELDS, including a project right here in Iowa, and building the $8 BILLION Harvest Fuel Relief Program to help producers facing higher costs.
Thank you to the Iowa farmers and workers who keep this country fed and fueled. @USDA has your back.
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What the forefathers warned about, now government is what you gonna do about it.
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Someone sold farming as a noble profession and you should be happy being broke because you’re noble. I’ve checked out of that bulkshit and doing what a real business does, make money.
Watching Interstellar for the first time…
Their representation of corn in a dust bowl is a bit off.
I didn’t know there was so much about farming in the first of the movie.
Also, apparently GOS fucks up in the future too.
Pay attention.
Truth. ⬇️
TARTARIA REVEALED: PUTIN UNLEASHES THE FORBIDDEN EMPIRE
The world just changed forever. Russian President Vladimir Putin has declassified explosive Tartaria archives, unearthing a colossal empire that was systematically ERASED from global memory. The moment this happened, Western historians went silent — and for good reason.
Tartaria wasn’t a myth. It was the largest empire on Earth, spanning from the Urals to Alaska, New Earth to Tibet. Its people weren’t savages — they were spiritually advanced, morally grounded, and technologically ahead of their time. They lived by virtue, honor, and ancestral power. Blue-eyed, red-haired warriors who valued family, justice, and the sacred bloodline. These were not primitive tribes. They were Slavic-Aryan titans. And now, their memory is being restored.
The first edition of Encyclopedia Britannica (1771) called Tartaria a dominant force in northern Asia. But after the 18th century? It vanished — not by accident, but by design. Later editions wiped Tartaria clean. The greatest historical cover-up in human history.
Why was it erased? Because Tartaria stood against the control systems of the Vatican, the Romanovs, the global banking dynasties, and the cabal that would later shape the West. Tartaria was FREE — self-sufficient, non-centralized, rooted in ancestral energy. That’s the one thing the Deep State fears most.
Putin's move to resurrect Tartaria is more than historical correction. It's a strike against the globalist script. Russia is now rewriting its entire history curriculum, purging Western distortions and restoring its true legacy. This is a paradigm shift — a cultural nuke detonated in plain sight.
The release of Tartaria documents isn’t just for scholars — it’s a clarion call for spiritual war. The world’s timeline is being shattered. The illusion is collapsing. And with it, the old guard’s grip on our past.
Tartaria isn’t dead. It was buried. Now it’s rising.
The forbidden empire returns. The truth has awakened. The storm is not coming. It’s HERE.
Jerod McDaniel retweeted
Cattle and land are too cheap.
I hate to admit I’m out of touch but I haven’t bought a new tractor since 2012. When I saw this one with 1400 hours for $170,000, I thought they were asking way too much. Then I priced new ones. A new tractor like this is just shy of $400,000. I couldn’t believe it. I paid $174,000 for a new ivt 8225R in 2012. The bigger row crop tractors are now closer to $600k!
My back has gotten tired of running a 4850 for baling and I sure would like to upgrade because we’ve grown the Colorado operation to over 1500 acres of mostly irrigated land and it’s requiring a lot of time in the seat, but things just don’t add up, even with $400/ton hay and $3.50 feeders, and I really don’t expect either to stay this high for much longer.
I keep hearing that cattle and land are too high, but when you look at costs in agricultural inputs, they certainly are not.
If you’re in the camp that land and cattle prices are crazy, welcome to the club of being 15 years out of touch with reality.
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I find it fascinating the AI companies can't use their AI to figure out how to be profitable...
What does that say about the entire industry?
Has modern agriculture turned deprivation into a moral achievement?
Explain your vote.
23%No
77%Yes
163 votes • Final resultsSome days the stress and realities of keeping a farm and ranch going is a lot…
But all that goes away when I know we’ve got a top gun out there working hard for us.
























