00:00 Sitting here filling up with our two by two we were talking today about the amount of product that we're using in our infural application 00:06 because of the select shot system from capstan and it is a perspective. We never thought of we thought was kind of interesting we run a variable rate seating wreck in my 00:16 high yield areas. We plant up to 35,000 seats per acre and the low yielding areas. We're all the way down to 22,500 seats per acre because I 00:25 believe in trying to raise a half a pound of corn per stock in some areas. It just doesn't take that many plants more seats. Do 00:32 not equate to more yield at 24,000 population half a pound. That's still 212 bushel. My average proven yield is 210 215 bushel getting 212 00:41 bushel and a low yielding area is a real home run to me. That's the reason we have the variable rate seating wreck. Well now when you tie 00:48 that into the select shot system Where we're shooting a concentrated amount of fertility in furl on every seed that is moving up 00:56 and down with the population. So when we go from a high yielding area down to a low yielding area instead of doing it the old 01:03 way of just dribbling five gallons per acre our rate of info fertility and a low yield area is matching that population. I did the math the difference between 35,000 and 01:12 22,500 is a savings on inferral fertility of 36% So the select shot just isn't helping us by shooting a concentrated amount on every 01:22 seat which is you know about a 30% savings we documented last year. There's another added savings with my variable 01:28 rate prescription. I would encourage every grower to take a look at variable rate seating. All of our soils are variable there's 01:34 places that we want to push it places. We want to hold back I try to not manage by the field or even the acre anymore. I'm trying 01:41 to manage down to every square foot. We're not quite to that spot yet where it's every square foot, but we're getting as tight as possible to save 01:47 our input dollars and improve our yield production. Thanks.