Joe Wecker retweeted
Looking at a GSI 1608 Mixed flow grain dryer.
I know there is only 1 in Canada down at Carman so just wondering if any US farmers that follow me or someone know of one just wondering about them.
Very happy with my GSI dryer and Glenmore as a dealer.
Thanks if anyone can help
Joe Wecker retweeted
I don't want flying cars.
I want rivers and ocean I can swim in with friends.
I want food that isn't full of toxic chemicals and clean soil to grow it in.
I want raw nature and wilderness and places on the earth I can get lost without seeing another human.
I want air that isn't "geoengineered" and polluted.
Science is cool. Technological advancement is cool, but I don't think this makes us happier as humans.
Real human connection and clean, natural food lead to happiness. This I know. Flying cars? I'm not sure.
Maybe I am a troglodyte...
Joe Wecker retweeted
Didn’t have on my 2026 bingo card that I would be telling my crew to run any equipment near empty on fuel if it looks like we are done with it for the year so we can use that fuel elsewhere to finish harvest.
Me mathing my stored fuel for the finish line……
Joe Wecker retweeted
🌽 Corn's real price peaked over a century ago
The 2025/26 marketing year is $4.16/bushel, but in 2025 dollars the all-time high was $34.91 (1917), with a second peak at $31 (1947). Even 2012's $6.89 was just ~$9.66 today.
Joe Wecker retweeted
Hey jus let the USDA do the estimate. They will find another 120MT of corn
EU CORN HARVEST CRASHES TO A 20-YEAR LOW! 🌽
Europe’s corn market faces a major supply shock in 2026.
🇪🇺 EU corn production: 50.2 million tonnes
📉 Down 12% from 57.1 MT in 2025
📉 18% below the 10-year average of 61.3 MT
🌾 Average yield: 8.6 t/ha vs 9.8 t/ha last year
📈 Consumption: 60.3 MT, up 2%
⚠️ Production deficit: 10.1 MILLION TONNES
The damage is severe across major producers:
🇫🇷 France: -30%
🇭🇺 Hungary: -43%
🇷🇴 Romania: -33%
🇪🇸 Spain: -27%
🇮🇹 Italy: -22%
🇩🇪 Germany: -19%
France and Hungary alone suffered a combined production shortfall of approximately 10.4 MT.
What went wrong?
🌡️ May–June temperatures ran 3–5°C above normal.
☀️ July–August rainfall was 60–80% below normal, hitting crops during critical grain filling.
The warning for global grain markets is clear: lower European corn production combined with rising consumption could increase import demand and tighten regional supplies.
Weather is no longer just a crop story. It is a price driver.
Will global corn exporters benefit from Europe’s massive production gap?
#Corn #Grains #AgTwitter #AgWx
Canada has spent $160 billion on climate change, $25 billion to Ukraine, $100 billion to foreign countries just in the last ten years. None of this has improved Canadians lives. Taxpayers borrowed that $285 billion and now pay interest on it this has to stop.
Joe Wecker retweeted
Does anyone have corn that is within three bushel of last year, seriously? I talked to a lot of farmers and basically no one I know that’s anywhere close to last year..
Joe Wecker retweeted
not the USDA just casually finding over 400 million bushels of corn in the last 2 friggin weeks
Joe Wecker retweeted
Staggering chart that gets even more stark after you consider productivity gains.
Since 1950 the US has lost 97% of its oat acres.
Joe Wecker retweeted
Replying to @Campbellgrain @JoeWecker
I’ll sell ya the whole chopper for $6900 .. xitter.cf/mdmclean1/status/19709…
Joe Wecker retweeted
I think if you want to save the world, you’ve got to lock up Zelensky and Netanyahu.
Is there any after market chopper knife suppliers for x9 combines? Been quoted 10k for a new set including bushings.
Joe Wecker retweeted
While we are talking about national energy projects let me ask why we are not having the discussion about a Canadian National “Strategic Petroleum Reserve” ……and yes not one run by idiot politicians that drain it and never refill.
Joe Wecker retweeted
Ukraine blew up Nord Stream, destroying the German economy. German growth is down to 0.8%. T
Then Zelensky goes to Germany asking for money.
BREAKING: 🇩🇪🇺🇦 Officially, Ukraine carried out the attack on Nord Stream and plunged Germany into an energy crisis, according to a German court.
Germany has formally charged Ukrainian national Serhii K., an officer of the Ukrainian army at the time of the incident, with being an accomplice to a war crime over the 2022 Nord Stream Pipeline attack.
The attack destroyed 3 of the 4 pipelines that deliver Russian natural gas to Germany.
The charges include acting as an accomplice in a war crime by carrying out attacks on civilian energy infrastructure, causing an explosion, destroying infrastructure, and disrupting public utilities.
German prosecutors claim that the officer, along with other military personnel, was "acting on behalf of state bodies in Ukraine" and had created the plan to destroy the Nord Stream Pipelines to prevent Russian gas deliveries. Serhii allegedly led the Ukrainian team of up to 7 people and piloted the sailing yacht, which was used to carry out the attack.
German media say the evidence is "overwhelming" and includes phone calls where he incriminated himself in intercepted phone calls, although Serhii has denied involvement.
Serhii was arrested on August 21, 2025, in Italy, was extradited to Germany in November 2025, and has been in pre-trial detention ever since.
This is the first time Germany has brought the Nord Stream case to court.


































