Does This Farmers Insurance Ad Get Its Physics All Wrong?

In case you're laboring under the delusion that advertising is rocket science, a pair of physics teachers want to set you straight. The eggheads—Dale Basler and Rhett Allain, writing in Lab Out Loud and Wired, respectively—claim the physics are all wrong in this RPA ad for Farmers Insurance, which involves a barnyard animal being flung by a tornado toward someone's home.
     There does seem to be one clear mistake—the "s=185m/s" above the tree should probably read "s=185m," since that's meant to be a distance, not a velocity.