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Graeme Rice

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Dad, farmer, coach, curler, cheap beer enthusiast, one time marathoner.

Lacombe, Alberta
Joined November 2011
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Graeme Rice
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Niche question. For Canadian farmers that hedge do you know how your accountant handles your hedge losses and gains?
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Graeme Rice
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Whoever invented the pre scanning role at Costco deserves a raise and a promotion.
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Graeme Rice
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No shit.
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Financial Times
@FT
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America’s economy is at the mercy of crony capitalism
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@CraigBaird
Craig Baird - Canadian History Ehx
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The Winnipeg General Strike was the largest strike in Canadian history. For five weeks in 1919, 30,000 workers brought Winnipeg to a halt. The strike changed Canadian history forever. This is the story of that strike. https://t.co/47vWOGSAj5
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@rshereme
Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦
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“You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war.” Winston Churchill spoke these words to Neville Chamberlain, who sought “peace with Hitler” by appeasing the dictator and handing him part of Czechoslovakia in 1938. But instead of
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@jamesdecker2006
Shameless Frontier Mayor and Booster
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Firms exhibiting monopoly power are notoriously bloated and inefficient because the lack of competition permits them to be. If Tyson is *actually* losing money and not just using accounting tricks to claim losses, it’s actually more reason to break them up, not a defense of
@wallstengine
Wall St Engine
1 month
Tyson $TSN is shutting down one of the biggest beef plants in the country, its Lexington, Nebraska facility that employs about 3,000 workers and can process close to 5,000 cattle a day. The move comes after a brutal year for the company, with cattle costs up almost $2 billion
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@patkunz
Patrick Kunz
2 months
Custom feeding space available. Experienced crew. Wintering cows, backgrounding, finishing.
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@colincameron49
ccno$
2 months
If you’re worried you’re a bad investor just go look at AIMCO’s management of the Heritage fund the first half of 2025.
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@CraigBaird
Craig Baird - Canadian History Ehx
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On this day in 1916, the Canadian Forestry Corps were formed. By the end of the war, 35,000 Canadians served in the Forestry Corps and were a vital part of the war effort. Learn more in my Deep Dive 👇 https://t.co/vMtu5v0SHc
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Graeme Rice
2 months
What do we think canola would be worth if the feds weren't pissing China off?
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@PeterGuthrie99
Peter Guthrie
2 months
Silent Complicity It started with hockey tickets. But it was never about hockey. It was about access - privilege, power - and a government that forgot who it serves. Those offering invitations to games were also receiving contracts. Sole-source deals. No competition. No
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Graeme Rice
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Processed 222 calves today with my dad and my two boys so that was kind of neat for us. Back to school for the boys tomorrow, I think they're looking forward to it after working in the feedlot during the strike.
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Graeme Rice
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First one and current one.
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@MilHistNow
Military History Now
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On this day in 1917, the Canadian army goes on the offensive at Passchendaele. More than 16,000 troops become casualties; many of the wounded drown in the mud before they can be recovered by stretcher teams.
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@RealTimeWWII
Second World War tweets from 1941
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Osmërkin: "I'm waiting for the Germans impatiently, although my wife is Jewish. Well, I tell her, you'll have to wear a Star of David for a while. But there'll be no secret police, & we will have free contact with Europe."
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@MLB
MLB
3 months
This kid is heading to the World Series 🥹
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@CraigBaird
Craig Baird - Canadian History Ehx
3 months
Outside of Canada, many assume that the entire country uses bagged milk. The truth is, only part of Canada have bagged milk in the fridge. But why? Well, it comes down when Canada made the transition to the metric system. This is the story! 🧵 1/9
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@BlueJays
Toronto Blue Jays
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