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re: Seed cost

Posted by Bayou_Tiger_225 on 10/2/26 at 11:37 am to
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I don't remember what it was last year.
the biggest YOY jump I saw was in the price of winter rye/cereal rye.

Last year I could get 50lb bags for 25.99
This year the cheapest I could find was 34.99

re: Seed cost

Posted by Bayou_Tiger_225 on 10/2/26 at 11:31 am to
I run the planting for my club where we plant 30 club stand plots
26.99 for Gatlin 7 way blend
34.99 for Bluff 10 way blend
Neither uses rye grass.

For my person stand, I got 50/50 oats and wheat 50lb bag for 14.99, then ordered a brassica mix and a clover mix from merit seed company

re: Food Plots

Posted by Bayou_Tiger_225 on 9/29/26 at 8:48 am to
I’m in Area 4.

All plots are chopped and ready for fertilizer/seed. We decided to not plant before this round of rain. Will hold off until we get more consistent rain fronts and the temps aren’t in the 90s
Area 4 Louisiana.

Plots are chopped. Planning to fertilize and plant Oct 10-11th
I put in my two weeks with Company A. They told me to immediately pack my stuff and go
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Gas prices are an immaterial component of my household monthly spend. Would I prefer it cost $40 to fill up instead of $60? Of course. But it’s not going to change how I live my life.

This is an extremely naive line of thinking.

High diesel prices will leak into large portions of the American economy. Everything you see in a store gets there from a diesel truck. All food that hits the shelves is grown by farmers using diesel and transported by trucks using diesel.

High energy prices are an immediate driver of inflation. It has the largest immediate impact on the average American. I’m a registered independent (downvote all you want), and the reason I have voted for Trump 3 times was for his view on unlocking American energy. This war has done the exact opposite.

I understand our objectives in Iran. Combining it with our actions in Venezuela, the goal was to ensure American dominance of the Petro dollar and put china at bay. But this is a decade plus long endeavor that the average American does not have the stomach nor wherewithal to endure. So in the end, our actions in the Middle East will end in a quagmire, and the American people will only ever experience the short-term pain.

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I can't understand how an American can wake up and feel America can not destroy Iran at will, if needed. How does it feel?
There are lots of things America can do and never will. This is one of them.

Beating your chest on some fantasy is just silly
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if If Kamala buried the Epstein files, went to war with iran, diesel hit record highs, gasoline getting very near Biden's highs and interest rates were going up you guys would be saying we need to take our country back.

He’s right you know
Of course.

I actually welcome the disagreement and enjoy having such conversations.

In my opinion, I understand why we went into Iran and what our objectives are. But as I posted earlier, I don’t think Trump has enough time left in office to complete the objectives, and the American people won’t tolerate the short term pain and trust the Republicans enough to give them another 4-8 years to achieve the objectives, which will result in us seeing nothing but the short term pain.
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The one that never...NEVER...acknowledges the good things Trump has done so far.
He’s done lots of good things. And I’ve acknowledged that many of times. I’ve also voted for him all three times.

But this thread is talking about the war in Iran, which has been a massive mistake.
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Pre covid Tundra. Base model, pay cash. Thank me later.
Yeah because 30k out the door for a truck with 120k miles is such a great deal….
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Most boomers I know are on fixed incomes and took a beating back in 08 (or whatever year the stock market tanked). They may not be struggling like younger folks but they aren’t killing it either. And they aren’t immune to inflation.
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You hit the nail on the head. Boomers are cash flow broke, sitting in their paid off house that is appreciated in value, just waiting for the day they have to sell it and move into an assisted living home that will bleed them dry over the next 10 years due to their astronomical cost.

Boomers get hate because all the politicians are their generation and have been in power forever, but you can’t blame an entire generation for the actions of roughly 300 greedy motherfrickers who sold our country out for lobbyist money
I agree. The play calling has been great, but Sam’s fundamentals has looked rough. Even our local talk shows have been hammering Sam over it

Gut check time for LSU and A&M

Posted by Bayou_Tiger_225 on 9/23/26 at 7:48 pm
Both had playoff aspirations coming into the season. Loser of this game is realistically knocked out before October 1st.

I know there are some gripes about this game getting the primetime game slot, but it is by far the most meaningful SEC match up this weekend. Excited to see how this one plays out.
Outside of one really poor play call against Ole Miss, pretty solid so far.

Not his fault our QB has missed multiple wide open TDs
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Only good thing about that trash generation is that they'll be dead soon.

I’m Gen Z, and saying comments like that is just hurtful and naive. Most boomers are broke just like the rest of us

re: Today’s cost of living

Posted by Bayou_Tiger_225 on 9/23/26 at 6:20 pm to
The 2008 financial crisis was our titanic moment. Between then and now, some people were able to get off the sinking ship, but it was the start of the divided line between those who got established before and those who are stuck after.

My in-laws thought I was crazy for putting down 5% on the home I purchased for my wife and I in 2021. I graduated college 6 months prior and it was almost every dollar I had saved up. But I knew if we didn’t get in then with the low interest rates, it wasn’t going to happen. Every year since then has just proven me right. I feel for my friends who weren’t about to do that.
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Mike is just a lib cuck that doesn’t understand this war is about China and global fuel dominance not an octogenarian following his donors’ orders based on bullshite intelligence
You don’t think Mike understands this? :lol:

Of course he does. But it doesn’t matter. Due to US political structure compared to Chinese political structure, none of this matters in the long run. Global fuel dominance is something that will take a decade plus to accomplish, and the US population doesn’t have the wherewithal or stomach to tolerate. China knows that all they have to do is wait out the current administration. They’re playing the long game, and unlike the US, they have the capacity to do so.
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Know this: My vote will offset yours.
You’re vote isn’t offsetting anything :lol: I’ll still vote red like I always have. But I’m not in some cult. I don’t have to agree with everything someone does, and have no problem calling out people for terrible decisions
A diesel export ban would be cutting our our nose to spite our face. It would give the US temporary relief while crashing the global economy, thus hurting us even more than the high oil prices already are

Trump should be thanking China right now for not ramping up their refinery production and fricking even more than we already are