High Plains Farmer
Texas, USA
Joined October 2013
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Scott Fred 🌵 retweeted
Look up “Microplastics in your body.”
This is where they originate. Research shows microplastic concentrations in the brain have increased by 50% over the last eight years. While you have been carefully recycling, driving a Prius, voting for more environmental regulations and taking up activist causes to save the planet, your petroleum based clothing has been killing both you and the environment. Demand cotton. @CottonInc
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Scott Fred 🌵 retweeted
Texas Farm Bureau AGFUND Endorses Tom Sell for TX-19
Texas Farm Bureau AGFUND today announced its endorsement of Tom Sell to serve as Congressman for Texas’ 19th Congressional District.
Mr. Russell Boening, Texas Farm Bureau AGFUND President, stated, “Texas Farm Bureau AGFUND is proud to endorse Tom Sell in the 2026 primary election. We have worked closely with Tom on key issues affecting Texas agriculture, and he has consistently shown strong leadership, a clear understanding of agricultural policy, and genuine dedication to the farm and ranch families who work to provide a strong food and fiber supply.”
Boening continued, “His steady approach, integrity, and commitment to practical solutions make him well‑suited to serve in Congress, and we are proud to stand behind Tom as he seeks this important role.”
Scott Fred 🌵 retweeted
We can't ban glyphosate for alternatives that are way worse. Be careful what you wish for.
Now, can we make changes in how we use it to make it even safer.
Yes, let's have those conversations instead.
Scott Fred 🌵 retweeted
History teaches that of all the stuff commies can't do, farming is the can't do-iest
Scott Fred 🌵 retweeted
History.
Congratulations to Tahj Brooks on becoming our all-time leading rusher!
@just_tahj | #WreckEm
Scott Fred 🌵 retweeted
I offered an amendment to defund the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s plan to expand the Muleshoe Wildlife Refuge by an unprecedented 1,000%.
At a time when we have the highest level of indebtedness in the history of our nation, while we spend almost a trillion dollars in interest to service the debt, the last we need to do is spend money to buy up more land to somehow either appease an environmental group or maybe just achieve - what seems to be an odd objective - having the federal government own and operate a third of our land.
