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Hi, this is Kelly Garrett from Extreme Ag. We are in Alabama. We are in Iowa, but Chad Henderson and I are here in Quebec with our good friend Sam Tu
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and Ramey from Agri Liquid. The Weather's amazing. The Weather is amazing. Ly it's not hot and it's not humid.
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Chad and I are pretty happy. Yeah, we're we're great. We're here at Sam's Field Day. We we're standing in front of the Agri Liquid trial. Raimi.
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What, what's involved with this trial? What we've enjoyed with, uh, as we're putting this trial together was trying to fit, uh,
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given a little bit different climate, um, trying to fit an agri liquid piece to this. And so what we really learned was, uh, the versatility
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of the Agri liquid product, uh, knowing that, uh, our phosphorus uptake is gonna be a little bit different knowing that our growing season
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is gonna be a little bit different. Uh, we put together a program that we thought was pretty, uh, pretty fitting for the area that we were in because,
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Because we're talking about here, what a, we're talking about a 85 day corn. Yeah. 87. 87 day corn.
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So the whole speed of this thing where there's uptake of all of it is what is what he's talking about.
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Yeah. You know, it's, it's, it's amazing to me to watch this corn. We walked, come out here yesterday
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and we, we walked a lot of corn. We looked at different populations. You know, Kelly's sitting in there, one
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of his at 32 5 or something. I'm sitting in there at 38 with mine, and we both have different philosophies on why we did it,
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but the speed is something that we all gotta get our mind wrapped. Correct. What products did you use? So, I used bring up, I used,
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uh, pro Germ, I used Calibrate, uh, micro 500. Ah, yeah, Yeah. Oh Yeah. You're talking our length.
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Oh yeah. And these plots are supposed to be educational, but I'm at 32,000 population.
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He's at 38. He doesn't know it, but Sam already told me this morning yesterday, Chad's out here digging around.
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He said, well, Kelly's ears are bigger, but I got more of them. Yeah. I also have a lot bigger yield
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than Chad does, per usual. It's supposed to be educational, but it always becomes competitive.
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It, it's always, and the thing is, I said, you know, Kelly thought he knew this the first year I was here. I said the same thing. I went to Sam, I said, Hey,
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too much population, we gotta pull it back. But then what you can't wrap your mind around is the speed. It's just like, uh, double crop soybeans.
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I always talk about that, but it's just like late season beans. You know, you have to plant more
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because you just can't put so much on a stalk. But with the dry weather they've got here sounds like, oh, it's really dry.
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I was like, it's not that dry. He's like, oh, it's really driveway. You can't look sideways in the corn plant,
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like in Alabama. So it's not that bad. You can't see out the other end. You can't see Out the other end. But,
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but you know, Kelly, right now with the, with the drought that they're having right now in Canada, um, it definitely looks good.
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The corn looks really good. Yeah, It was amazing to me. Like last night we were talking there. Chad and I are always trying to slow our corn plants down
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and keep 'em vegetative. They're trying to get 'em to go into reproductive. You just we're so much further north here. It's different.
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But one thing that is a constant, when you're talking base saturation challenges, you got base saturation challenges.
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The mag here is 25%. That's why he is got the phosphorus in. That's why we're trying to do that, things like that
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because you're trying to overcome that base. Tighten up fertility. Fertility, it don't matter where you go. Yep.
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What Will be interesting is that Kelly didn't put any phosphorus. Infra. That's right. I wanna put that on later in his strip.
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So we'll see. It's gonna be good. No, but that, that's the purpose of this day. 87 day corn. Chad could probably plant this three times
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in one year in Alabama. That's right. That's right. That's interesting. They're talking about some 69 day corn.
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I could probably plant that twice. I'm thinking about that. Could we double crop the corn? That'd be interesting. Yeah.
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You know, we'll have to see what the trial results are here. 00:03:21.505 --> 00:03:23.565