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Old-Fashioned by choice. I enjoy following #AgTwitter community here. I'm also 2_Old-Fashioned here on Twitter where I can finally follow accts uncensored!
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So much for my Intermediate height Irises that were ready to bloom in another day or two. Now forecasting 3 days in the 20’s, then close to 80 again next week.
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@JackPosobiec
I'm 63 and have never known the history of the Chinese people under Mao until an elderly Chinese woman visited for 2 wks with her daughter interpreting for her. The daughter was 7 when they came to the U.S. The stories are chilling, especially hearing them first hand.
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The daughter of a local rancher sells USDA inspected beef & ships orders every Mon, delivers locally Wed’s. She’s well organized. For locals she sells 20 or 30# of ground beef for $4.00#. It’s good beef for a good price, but the thing I like most is knowing where it comes from.
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Please tell me some of you ranchers, farmers, hunters, etc. understand what they’re about to do with Natural Asset Companies!
If you don’t know, look it up! It’s literally happening right now, and people have no clue.
@trentloos
study up on this!
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@MarioNawfal
They were all in it together, nothing happened by chance- including our Gov. who banned the use of hydroxychloroquine
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@MarioNawfal
Mario, if you can understand that the very words “conspiracy theories” have been brainwashing/programming words for people to automatically dismiss truth, no different than Pavlov’s dogs responses, then you can understand how we’ve been played. Look up Cass Sunstein’s “Nudge”
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@JackPosobiec
I'm getting the book you mentioned, Hungry Ghosts. I want to understand the history better for when the elderly Chinese woman comes to visit again this summer. Thank you for your series.
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@RWMaloneMD
Psychological manipulation isn’t a conspiracy theory either. I honestly feel sorry for all those people who have been in denial because of the censorship & propaganda. The dam holding back truth is bursting now. It’s going to be brutal for people just realizing it.
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@CBKimbrell
Everyone had better be researching what’s about to happen with Natural Asset Companies.
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@KevRMeyer
Beaver slide. This is one that was built in 1944 in N. NV, dad was 13. My place my stepson works for in Dillon, MT also run cattle in The Big Hole, “the Land of 10,000 hay stacks” where the beaver slide originated at in the early 1900’s.
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The winter of 1948 was bad, but so was the winter of 1951. This was at Three Creek, Idaho. Dad was snowed in for 6 weeks with the ranch family, my great aunt & uncle (she was the mail carrier for Jarbidge), and 3 Idaho Power employees.
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Those of us old enough to remember when Larry Mahan was the best in rodeo will agree- it was a good era. Larry Mahan lost his battle with cancer today at the age of 79. Tye Murray gives him credit for his start in rodeo. Tye was with him in the end.
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Mountains on both sides of us, high desert. Nothing like Nevada Blue Skies when there's no chemtrails.
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@scottwestacre
The one in competition with her that I’m following on FB hasn’t calved yet either. Heart Rock Ranch. Poor cows. Not only was I the mother of twins but then my single birth child was 2 wks overdue. I can relate .
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Do you know what the percentage is of people who live rurally now compared to what it was during the Depression days? I think it was 40+% then, something like 15% now. Can you tell? 😳
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Our friends who are burying their 20 yr old son today- this is their barn. It was built years ago from telegraph poles.
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@ajspe
People who have never farmed/ranches don’t know the gamble it is (and stress). Imagine the stress of crop failures before they had crop insurance, also knowing they’d be short on feed for livestock for winter.
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The local farmer/rancher raising 5 fields of sorghum Sudan has lucked out with the longer than normal growing season. He double cropped, first putting up triticale hay & planting SS in July. He’s chopping now, has piles of feed, but sold 8 truckloads of cows this spring, kept 100
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@MikeCervantez_
Beaver slide for putting up hay. Look up Big Hole, MT, “home of 10,000 beaver slides,” that’s where they got started.
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Working on family history, these are the stories you come across that are heartbreaking but make you want to find the story. I found this headstone of 4 young daughters of my 3x great aunt in the cemetery at Fairfield, WY (Star Valley). I don't know cause of deaths. So sad!
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My daughter sends me pictures of the markets in Peru. What nice vegetables!
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For those of us who are older, remember when there were men around who were “handy, they can do about anything?” Those days are about gone now.
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My great grandmother was a tough old bird. I don't know how they could afford to have a camera & get film developed when they took these pics in 1927 when they trailed 72 head of horses from S. ID to N. ID to sell to wheat farmers. I found a box of negatives & scanned them.
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How many ranchers here run cows on grazing permits? How many people here understand what’s about to happen with all Federal lands, including Bureau of Land Management, Wilderness Areas, Forest Service, National Parks, etc.?
Comment period is open to Jan 18th, but who knows to
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@ErickFarmer73
@JoeLynnVickers1
Find a Hulda Clark book, “The Cure For All Diseases,” =parasites. people freak out at the thought of humans having parasites. We know to deworm our animals- old timers knew to deworm their families. Viruses have to have a parasite host.
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I asked my son if I could send anything to him with my stepdaughter when they left to go back to AZ today. “Your home canned pickled garlic asparagus!” he told me. A friend gave us a jar of pickled carrots last summer that were great- so I canned a batch this morning to send with
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@fjellshepherd
I was just talking to my 92 yr old father last night about the changes in generations. All of Nevada's big ranches are now owned by mining companies for their water rights. For years, there were thousands of sheep in N.E NV. There's one sheep rancher left in this county. Sad.
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@JanJekielek
If we share the link, people don’t have to be on Twitter to listen. A lot of people are hearing this stuff for the first time because of the censorship.
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My stepdaughter from Az brings us better produce than we have available at our one grocery store. She brought asparagus and carrots for me to pickle that I’m sending back for her & my son to share, & homemade cranberry juice. She also brought grapefruit & lemons from her tree.
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@RaheemKassam
And why is no one talking about the important case on the SCOTUS docket 22-380 scheduled to be heard in committee Jan 6th that addresses this when it was in the constitution 6 Jan 2020? Look it up, Raheem. It’s not conspiracy theories, it was constitutional law ignored!
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Fallon, Nevada, “sold 15,000 head of females & only 38 went back the country to be bred.”
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@truckerjhn30
@truckintrapper
People who follow John Gilbertson need to tag
@elonmusk
and
@X
and ask for his account to be reinstated.
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Suddenly, it really is spring! Yes, still use ‘70’s dishes.
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My great grandfather was born 28 Aug 1877 and spent most of his life living in southern Idaho close to the Idaho/Nevada state line. Not only was he a concert violinist, but I also found in newspapers that his father had a band (orchestra) & played for dances.
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My grandfather was born on this date, 16 August 1908, 115 years ago. Grandma was great for taking good care of her photos and putting dates, etc. on them. Taken in 1934 when Grandpa was working for the Utah Construction Company ranches in S. ID/N. NV.
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@gc22gc
@GOPChairwoman
I live in NV, she can’t claim she did anything in the last 3 elections here. Total waste of time, Grace. I shut it off to listen to the Twitter Spaces instead.
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@JimEspy
Just part of us getting old, the age we never thought we'd be when we were youngsters. My hands always look like that :( with scars from scraping the skin. I can't get close to chicken wire without scraping the back of my hands and bleeding. I've told myself more than once that
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Too bad the power lines are in the picture. We stopped to pick a winter pear from a neighbor's tree and this was our view.
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My grandmother, born in 1912, would come to visit us several x a year for several weeks when I was a young married woman. She made it fun to produce & preserve our own food. “Isn’t it satisfying when everything on the table is homegrown?” Not a hobby, it’s a way of life.
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@Nutmegbunny9
Make your own collodial silver. You can find a collodial silver generator on Amazon.
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When my husband wasn’t interested in getting out of his east chair to see the sunrise, he said, “I’ve seen 3-4 of them before.” My reply, “yes, but you never know which one will be your last!” Truth.
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I love this goofy hen. My husband tells me I traumatized her at birth. 🙄He’s probably right. She was the only one that hatched in my experiment with a cardboard box, 40 wt lightbulb, cup of water for humidity, and hand turning eggs 5x a day. She’s afraid of heights. She’s always
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My twin daughters need to put their stories together and write a short story book of some of the things they've dealt with trying to have a traditional American Thanksgiving in foreign countries. Between the two of them over the last 15 years, they've been in Fiji, Afghanistan,
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@trapperjohn37
Elon really is going to buy Twitter now, hopefully it will change for the good.
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There’s a story about this old potato digger the neighbor told my husband he could use. When he told him where he’d gotten it, it was the same one that had been borrowed from my husband’s father 60 years ago & was never returned.
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@Fried_Chicken_F
@MarioNawfal
Yes! Why aren’t people talking about this?! It’s a really big deal on the Supreme Court docket and scheduled for conference January 6th, 2023! I agree,
@MarioNawfal
Supreme Court case 22-380 needs to be talked about! Look it up.
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Oh, dear. The teenage ranch girl who bought a Jersey cow and calf is only milking 1x a day and getting 2 glns of milk. We told her we’d take whatever she has extra for experimenting making cheese with. My first attempt by myself for mozzarella worked today! Surprised myself. But
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Taken in July, all of the chukar have been processed now and are in the freezer. They were much easier to raise than the fragile quail and good eating. I’d never eaten chukar before. We’ll probably get another batch of them next spring. Pretty birds, they were fun to watch.
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I haven’t been paying attention to the winter squash patch, it’s on a drip line and I just turn the water on. I didn’t know I have a good-sized Banana squash and several others growing. Tomatoes are going to make it, even if I had to pick them green; Volunteer dill.
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Every morning & evening all the Canadian Honkers head south to the fields to graze and then they return to our pond. They are noisy all night long!
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I asked my husband to pick some rhubarb to bake a rhubarb crisp. “I’m just getting 6. You’re only cooking for 2, not for a 14 man haying crew! Neither of us are big dessert eaters, a piece or two is good enough. I have trouble cooking in smaller amounts.
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The pears I processed yesterday were the last of the 10- 5 gln buckets full we'd picked off our trees (hardly noticeable.) Gave 2 young mother friends 7 buckets full, one freeze dries, one cans. We've picked 30- 5 gln bkts of varieties of fruit up to now. About done.
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@Badcowpoke
I see many from younger generations putting down those of us from the Boomer generation. They don’t know we learned to be self-sustaining from parents and grandparents who lived through the Depression/WW2, living miles from town. Take away the internet, we’d survive fine.
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@RWMaloneMD
Have you seen what their conclusion is from two years of investigating? People see the lies now, thanks to
@elonmusk
. They’re showing everyone how they’ve all been part of it.
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@NFG_1998
@JackPosobiec
Just wait until people who have been programmed to “hate Putin, Russia, Russia, Russia” find out the truth about all the money going to Ukraine.
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Our weather outlook is for 40-50 F weather through Christmas. It’s a dry winter so far. Not so for my daughter in Norway, this is not typical for them where she lives.
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The Blue Moon when it came up last night, and when it went down this morning.
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@959theranch
@ksufearless
This is him? I sent care pkgs to a TX ranch-raised Sky Soldier with the 503rd based in Afghanistan in 2007. He told me, “look up TX country music, it’s much better than Nashville stuff.” He was right.
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@MarioNawfal
Ask why Democrat Governors banned the use of hydroxychloroquine in an Executive Order like the Gov of my state did? Ask how the studies of hydroxychloroquine were conducted.
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I try to keep this Twitter/X acct with my feed mainly being agriculture, gardening, chickens.. but,
tell me this,
@elonmusk
. Why are posts showing horrible violence in Israel not covered with warnings, but pictures of harvesting meat (hunting, butchering, etc.) ARE covered?
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@TPV_John
If people would take time to research what men like Cleon Skouson were warning against abt communism in the US Gov in the 1950’s-60’s and understand the backgrounds of the people who think they’re in power today, they’d understand what’s happening now.
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@ColdWarPatriot
I think this is becoming one of my favorite twitter accts to follow. Lockdowns in a state with a Dem dictator in 2020 was the start of researching for me. Thanks for hints of what to follow up on.
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People who refuse to educate themselves on past events that happened in our history will be hit the hardest when it happens again- worse this time. Where will your food come from when farmers/ranchers can't produce it? I'm thankful to have grown up with parents and grandparents
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@GrayConnolly
@mirandadevine
@elonmusk
@elizableu
Don’t be surprised if when the entire truth comes out that we find out they were all part of it, trafficking is big business.
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Just uploaded photos from my camera from a few days ago. Other than living where the wind blows all the time with no wind breaks, it's the perfect spot for pics of mountains east & west of us.
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Wonder how all the people who avoided warnings not to travel over Donner Pass are liking their electric cars now? 🙄Especially those like the man in the Prius who was rescued who was wearing flip flops and a t-shirt.
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@RadkeAmanda
@KristiNoem
I wanted to think she’d be different than typical politicians who fall for the lure of big money and power. Heck no to her being VP! Someday.. she’ll have to face her dad. Ranchers daughters know what I mean.
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The Arizona granddaughter came to visit and brought a big box of wonderful fresh produce for us. We don’t get the best quality produce at the 1 grocery store that’s 70 miles round trip. Any closer big grocery store is a 4 hr drive one way any direction.
We thought these were
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$10 worth of meat from the local rancher who sells pkgs individually or 1/2/whole beef. 14 quarts of beef broth, 4 quarts of meat and still some meat left in the bones for the chickens to peck at. It doesn’t have to cost a lot of money to feed families, but it takes some effort.
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We can't help but laugh at the young farmer in a local multi-business family operation whose father has been known to be the worst to steal irrigation water (all scheduled to the exact minute by the Irrigation board).
Do you know people like that who are just out for
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It’s a good thing my husband and I are both early birds, not night owls. He was already up at 3:30 am when I started canning bread and butter pickles and zucchini relish. 3 cases of sour cherry juice and jelly yesterday, gotta take advantage of the bountiful fruit year!
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Way too many ducks, with one leader goose left. Yesterday they had a wild duck with them too, a Blue-winged Teal.
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This is a HUGE development! The NY Stock Exchange backed off from Natural Asset Companies trading OUR resources on the stock market, public lands, water, etc. HUGE development today! Thanks
@HagemanforWY
and others for all you did to stop it.
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I used to crochet all the time. I’d be crocheting whenever we’d travel, or whenever I’d sit down to relax. I sent 18 crocheted blankets to my daughter & friends when they were based in Afghanistan. Everyone requested slippers with the doubled soles I made them with.
Must
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It's been a while since I've gone through my list of followers. Wow, I need to remember to go there on a regular basis and get rid of followers I don't want following me. On the laptop I can click on not having them follow me, but on the phone I can only block them. Go through
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@sanegrain
@GuyDealership
There’s a lot to be said for driving paid off vehicles 👵 even if they’re 20+ years old.
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Yikes! It's been closed since yesterday!
Interstate 90 remains closed from Livingston to Big Timber due to severe conditions. Currently, there is no estimated reopening. More Info:
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Elko/Spring Creek, Nevada is overrun by Mormon Crickets, again. Looks even worse than they were last year.
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@clintwfischer
You don’t have to have the biggest and best equipment to operate. Don’t fall for the credit debt trap, you’ll own nothing- miss a payment or two and find out who really owns your place and stuff.
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I’m glad to see photos and videos of Christmas around the world, thank you all for sharing.
2010 was the last time my grown children and I were together for Christmas. My daughter who was living in the Czech Republic then got stranded in the London airport for 5 days because
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Just from the 7 glns of apricots we picked yesterday. We’ve picked buckets full already just from one tree. I’m apricotted out, but I discovered a good apricot BBQ sauce in the process. We may never see apricots like this again in the high desert in our lifetime.
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My dwarf Iris are blooming. They’re earlier than last year.
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@TPV_John
If people would take time to research and listen to people who were warning about what was happening in the 50’s-60’s they’d understand what’s happening now. Ezra Taft Benson was Sec of Ag.
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@FarmsKey
That’s sad. Unless they’ve had livestock or farmed, people can’t know the stress of the things that are out of your control no matter how hard you work at it.
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My grandfather was born 16 Aug 1909. Both he and my grandmother were raised on homesteads in S. ID/N. NV when everything they did in their lives involved horses. My winter project for next winter is learning to restore old photos like this.
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