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So guys here at Extreme Ag, we, uh, you know, we test a lot of products. We do a lot of research for, uh,
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for different partners that we have. And every now and then you stumble on something that's just almost too good to be true
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and source from Sound Ag is one of those products that we've seen, you know, that made that happen. Two years ago we had a 40 acre plot
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and we made triple digit yields on, on cotton. So then we decided to do 500 acres last year. Not a plot, but 500 acres, um, of the source.
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We did the 500 acres and we got high double digit numbers. Uh, 80 to 90 pounds per acre.
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You know, you're looking at about a 13 to $15 investment. And I mean, you do the math on, just say, we get an average
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of 80 pounds an acre at, even in today's world is 70 cents. You know, that's a, that's a pretty good ROI.
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So what source does the way source works is it mimics the signals that a plant would give to activate microbes,
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to utilize phosphorus, nitrogen, micronutrients, and different products. And that, that are, are different elements
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or nutrients that are in the soil. So this product mimics that and it allows that plant to think, I've got,
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you know, I need to take this up. You know, there's a wide range of opportunities there to put it out.
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It's a one out rate, you piggyback. So whatever you're doing, we're always gonna have a Pinhead square application for plant bugs.
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So it fits in really good there at first square, first bloom, uh, you know, if we get behind or whatever, we're able to put it out a little bit later.
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And you can see some of these laterals. I just pulled 'em off a plant here a while ago, you know, and we're looking at, you know, it, it's stacking, it's,
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we're stacking bowls and that's the name of the game. The more bowls you have, the more lynch you have and, and I can just, you know,
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I can keep showing you these all day long, but it's been a really good product for us. Uh, one thing I have seen, it seems like it does,
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is we got more five lock bowls than we do four lock bowls. So in a, in a cotton scenario,
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you either have four locks or you have five locks. Well, five is 20% more than four. So the more five lock bowls we can get,
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that increases our yield by 20% per that bowl. So I pulled off what I hope is gonna be harvestable bowls. There's 16 total bowls here.
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You got 12 of 'em that are five locks, and you've got four of 'em that are four locks. If you do the math on that, the way I figured it out, uh,
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you know, you're 75% five locks, which is going to increase your yield by 15%. And I've seen what the source product
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that it seems like we turn out more five lock bowls than we do four. We've got this on a hundred percent of our acres.
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There's no plot. Uh, the plot plot days are gone for the, for the source. We, we feel like it's made us a big yield in cotton
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