How the draft farm bill affects the fertilizer lawsuits... - No structural antitrust reform. - No pricing transparency mandates that have any teeth. - No import barrier reform. - No bargaining power on the farmer side. Way to go House Committee on Agriculture and House Agriculture Committee Democrats. You played

Braindead. This farm bill is garbage. I don't know why we keep saying it, because it's very clear that elected officials aren't willing to listen.

S.2808 Fertilizer Research Act Been in the Senate Ag Committee since September '25 with no movement. Dr. Roger Marshall signed on as a cosponsor, but... when is the Senate going to actually advance the bill? They all think you're dumb. congress.gov/bill/119th-con…

Farmageddon. Which fanbase is getting drunker in Houston this weekend?

Marco Rubio when he finds he's responsible for ensuring Houston has enough Busch Light inventory for the Nebraska/Iowa game tomorrow

No lies detected. The fields can get planted later, there’s a lot of bad decisions to be made in Houston first.

Nebraska bringing the attitude. I like it.

Farmageddon is here

Less than a minute to settle the 🌽 superiority question.

Game, Blouses. Did Iowa also win Nebraska’s nitrogen supply?

I can't let Trump's "you make enough money" to farmers and ranchers stand. Yes, the recipients of his aid package invited to the party make enough money because they are universally large corporate farm and ranch operations and packers. They have lobbyists. They are invited to

We expected to seriousness from this administration, especially on agriculture. Instead, we get this - it's disheartening and shows a lack of respect for America's farmers and ranchers. If credibility with rural America matters, this isn’t the way to earn it.

Maybe today is the day they announce that OnlyFarms was a joke.

Finally someone else noticing what we’ve been saying.

Is it asking too much for the government to be able to look us in the eye, with a straight face, and say the words "first-generation farmer" without lying? There are plenty of legitimate first-generation operators out there that could use the assistance.

Trying to stay out of politics is difficult lately. Let's talk about something else instead, like the weath... oh. Oh, no.

The Senate "Fertilizer Research Act" got two more cosponsors yesterday. It has still been stuck in the Ag committee since September. Stop "cosponsoring" things and get them actually passed instead. Looking at you Senate Ag Committee