Sales Rep for Pioneer, Rain & Hail Crop Insurance, Midwest Forage & Grass. Born and raised in Creston, IA. Northwest Missouri St alum
Bloomington, IL
Joined August 2012
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What began as a wager between neighboring governors has become a decades-long rivalry 🏆
No. 15 @HawkeyeFootball battles @GopherFootball for the Floyd of Rosedale tomorrow 🐖
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Farmers: The crop is dogshit this year and we’ve lost some yield. If USDA increases yields, there’s gotta be a good explanation
USDA:
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College GameDay last weekend at Iowa was the most-watched episode of the season — and the third most-watched episode ever in the reg. season.
The final hour, highlighted by Caitlin Clark joining the set, drew an average of 3.7 million viewers.
That's the Caitlin Clark Effect.
Jeremy Wilson retweeted
***Des Moines records its wettest calendar month in 112 years***
The official site at the Des Moines airport recorded 14.50" of rain in September. That is the wettest month in 112 years and 3rd-wettest on record (only behind 15.79" in Jun 1881 and 14.81" in Sep 1914).
I was there before kickoff and that was the best flyover I have ever witnessed they were so dang low!
Jeremy Wilson retweeted
Iowa is the only state with no national park, no mountains, no coastline, and no city over 250k people
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So many stadiums have iconic views especially in small towns. Blessed to be covering tonight’s televised game with Anna at Marion Local. This view is one of the great ones.
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Just drove through Clinton, Iowa, and stopped at @Culvers. After Lara finished taking my order, she looked at my sweatshirt and said, “I’m old enough to know who Walter Payton was.”
I told her, “That’s my dad.”
She freaked out!
Then 17-year-old Ze lost it, too. He told me WP was his favorite football player.
Before our food even came out, I took pictures with everyone. What a special, unexpected moment.
Thank you, Lara & the entire team for making my day. 🙏🏽
@WalterPayton, you have no idea the impact you left down here. Your legacy continues to touch people in places you never imagined. 🙏🏽
🐻⬇️ #Bears
Jeremy Wilson retweeted
The first car to park on the trailer wins , I’ve never been so invested in a sport like this
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Shanksville, PA — Artists draw in stunning detail the 40 passengers and crew members of United Flight 93 who fought back against hijackers… 25 years later. @CBSNews
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Cathy Englebert is “retiring” aka being fired. So the WNBA will have a new commissioner. Hopefully the new commissioner can tell us what a woman is.
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9 years ago today, the very first Hawkeye Wave took place at the end of the first quarter against the Josh Allen led Wyoming Cowboys.
Iowa went on to win the game 24-3.
This was also Brian Ferentz first game as offensive coordinator for the Hawkeyes.
Jeremy Wilson retweeted
NEW: Texas Tech is also eyeing former Texas State QB Paul Blake.
Blake is best remembered for beating #1 Texas during the 1991 season and has 3 years of eligibility remaining.
ALT #ncaa #collegefootball #football #cfb #sports #trending #texastech
NEW: Texas Tech is an early team to watch for former Florida State QB Thomas Castellanos, @PeteNakos reports🌵
on3.com/news/texas-tech-amon…
Jeremy Wilson retweeted
Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White following the death of Apollo Creed:
"I don't think Ivan Drago was intentionally trying to kill Apollo during their charity boxing match. Ivan is just a really tough competitor who competes his butt off. Definitely not intentional."
Jeremy Wilson retweeted
Free nitrogen???
Soil organic matter can provide up to 20-30# of N per % OM annually under the right conditions.
Main driver of "mineralization" is temperature, oxygen and moisture. When you have all three a 4% OM soil could provide 80-120# of nitrogen for your crop.
In NE IA we have been blessed with season long ample moisture, which you can see from the charts is giving us very high mineralization rates vs historic averages.
Compare that to NW IA where it is very dry and their rates in some locations are near historic lows.
I feel this is the main driver in why more fields in NE IA are not severely N deficient from all the N loss from June rains.
Nutrient availability from this springs cover crops are impacted the same way.... and there should be large amounts of those nutrients becoming available right now.
