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Define “we”.

I’m sure my and your large cap funds in my 401k include oil companies so I guess we going to profit on some small level. Will it be enough to offset the inflation in caused by global disruption of commodity markets? Idk.
Oil, fertilizers, ammonia, lng, and other commodities are traded worldwide. By removing a portion of supply from the global market, you and every other American are now paying considerably more for those products due to reduced worldwide supply. You ask why am I paying more? Because, the companies that produce those goods in America are willing to ship them across the world to the highest bidder. So, let use refined diesel and say India is willing to pay $6/gal, the American wholesale price from a gulf refiner will be $6- transportation cost to India. Same goes for nitrogen fertilizer, LNG, sulfuric acid.
Eh NAFTA was Regan’s baby first, Bush negotiated the terms, but yes, Clinton should have refused to sign it.
Thank god someone here has a working brain. I’m so fricking tired of the “we” have oil bullshite. Unless you own the controlling interest in a multinational oil company, then “we” don’t have oil. Last I checked, the US government owned zero drilling rigs and zero refineries. The only thing you should expect is to pay whatever someone else in the entire fricking world will pay minus the cost of transportation for fuel and petroleum products. Global business runs by maximizing revenue not patriotism.
“We” don’t have shite. Exxon, Shell, Chevron, ect have oil. Unless you are a communist and want to nationalize these companies or institute an export ban then they will continue to sell into the global market and price oil accordingly.
Heard it while sitting at the ballpark in Winnie. Sounded just like thunder and my wife and I just looked at each other confused about where it came from
Nah she was a good person. But a dumbass for trusting her husband's research over the advice of her Oncologist. It was extremely hard on my wife and her sisters watching their mother die from a treatable cancer with a high survival rate.

Plus at this point I doubt she cares what I think.
Bookmark this one, I listened to my in laws spout the same garbage right up to the moment they realized it wasn’t working.
Well, I hope you never get cancer but if you do let me tell you how it will go because I watched this happen with my dumbass mother in law.

1) You are not doing chemo or radiation because there are plenty of alternative treatments, so you eliminate all sugar and carbs to “starve” the tumor. You take multiple anti parasitic drugs because “cancer is just like a parasite”

2) You feel good and tell everyone how great your plan is and how the doctors don’t know everything. “Do your own research”

3)Meanwhile, new scans show the original treatable tumor has grown and metastasized all throughout your body.

4) You panic and start chemotherapy and radiation.

5) You painfully die from a treatable cancer because you were a dumbass that thought you had unlocked the hidden secret to cancer treatment by researching on the internet.

Good luck.

re: Crawfish popularity in Texas

Posted by Nome tiger on 2/26/26 at 9:28 pm to
True, but the Houston demand is so great we are only able to supply a small % her in the triangle, most of the crawfish in Houston are out of LA. It’s a huge market. Not to mention the “Crawfish Mafia” over in LA sets wholesale prices for the entire Gulf Coast.

re: Who can locate this farm?

Posted by Nome tiger on 2/23/26 at 7:55 pm to
20-25% crop share used to be common in that area. Owner only provides maintenance to any irrigation wells. Years ago I scouted crops in that area.
At these larger market shows the student is capped on how much they receive and the remaining amount goes in the the shows general scholarship fund. In 2022 the Grand Champion Steer at the Houston rodeo sold for over $1 million, the kid only was allowed to keep 85,000

Edit: Looks like Fort Worth doesn’t cap the auction, great for that kid!
Bud, Glyphosate at labeled rates takes 10-14 days to desiccate a plant. 24 hours would be pointless, a waste of time and violate the labeled pre harvest interval. Get your facts right please.
Ok, you make the point CC without id is a no no. Agreed. Show me where in any of the video where the officer asked him for id? Was it after he pepper sprayed him and had 4 other agents holding him? Nevermind, I see now the agent that initiated the interaction by shoving the woman to the ground was beating Pretti on the head with the can of mace. I bet he was banging out Morse code for “show me your id” on his head.
I heard that on 610 and the rice deal is bullshite. It isn’t that they don’t like the rice, it just isn’t there. Some farmers in Texas and Central LA (Monterey Deer Park?) are growing some hybrid seed production. The majority of the field is a sterile line that must be pollinated by wind from a small strip of normal rice. The overall yields are terribly low and given normal harvest losses, left over grain for wildlife is almost non existent.
Do you really believe this shite or was that a troll?
It’s typical Twitter bullshite
I’ve had 10 different new GM trucks since 2005. I put 70k-120k miles on each of them. 5-5.3’s, 3-6.0’s, 1-3.0dm and 1-6.6dm

I may be the luckiest guy on earth but over the past 21 years I’ve had 2 of them in the shop for repairs other than recall work. The 07 1/2 ton need front wheel bearings replaced at 40k and the 22 3.0 had the oil pan replaced twice due to leaks. All the GM hate on here surprises me. (Except for the seat complaints, I’d love to jam a hot fire poker up the arse of whomever designed the 07-13 seats)
Biotechnology killed the small seed companies and was the root cause of most of the industry consolidation.

Farmers adopted Roundup ready and BT traited seed enmasse because it lowered risk (BT), increased efficiency and lowered costs. One man on a self propelled sprayer could spray and keep clean thousands of acres that before took multiple people on tractors with 8 row cultivators and layby rigs. Spraying went from mixing cocktails of multiple herbicides to just roundup. In addition, BT reduced cotton insecticide use tremendously.

Independent seed companies were forced due to lack of demand for their conventional varieties to do one of two things
1) sell or 2) purchase biotech lines from Monsanto or 3) license the technology and integrate it into their existing lines (expensive). Most chose 2 or 3 at first before deciding the margins were too thin to compete with the giants and closing or selling out.

As far a chemical? For years, in the row crop industry the vast majority of herbicides sold was roundup/glyphosate. A University of Arkansas weed scientist said “The best thing to add to Roundup is more Roundup. Ag chem companies consolidated to survive. If not for Roundup resistant weeds and a surge in fungicide use for plant health, the industry would be even more consolidated today.

A long post to say it sucks, but farmers ultimately did it to themselves due to their desire to increase efficiency and reduce production costs.






You know Trump wanted in them drawers. She could have gotten us another 12 if she played ball.
I’ve either farmed or worked in row crop Ag the past 25 years and I don’t know any. So mine or your data set is skewed.