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Johnny Verell the extreme Ag. I'm out here today looking at some soybeans that were planted, uh, about a month ago today.
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They were planted on June 4th, today's 4th of July. So they've been planted a month kind of checking the growth stages.
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You know, these beans were actually planted behind wheat. We harvested the wheat there at
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the end of May, first part of June. Planted these beans back into it and we always seemed to, you know,
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make about the same bean yield on our double crop beans. It's always like, we're running outta time.
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We don't have enough time to make them top end yields. So I was talking to Tommy at Nature's asking him what I could do different this year.
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And so he gave me a plan. He told me to come out there, you know, in that, you know, V three range, V four range, and run a finish line.
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And so I ran a quarter finish line, uh, last week in this field. This will come out there in the next day
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or two, probably tomorrow, and we're gonna run Detour Detour's. Been out for a couple years now.
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Temple Road's, been using it for several years. It's got a high soil for content in it and it kind of helps stack those nodes.
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You know, it's doing that by putting all the extra, uh, nutrition in those plants, giving all that micronutrient slug into that plant
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and makes it start branching laterally. So we're planting 30 inch beans here. That's gonna be a big thing for us.
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If we can get extra lateral branching, kind of shorten the nodes up even though these beans are planted as double cropped.
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Beans planted a little later. Our beans can get extremely tall if the right growing conditions.
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We've had a lot of rain this year, so we've had the right conditions so far. Just to circle back through it all,
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we've done been out here one time with Aqua, uh, finish line and that has phosphate, pot ash,
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several other micronutrients including copper and zinc in it. We put that out here last week.
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We're gonna come back this coming week with Detour to try to stack these nodes a little bit more
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and hopefully encourage this plant to do some more lateral branching. So we're gonna be able to do those two things
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going into flowering. So I'm gonna say here in the next 10 days, two weeks, that'd be the last time we could actually run the detour.
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So we're gonna run detour probably tomorrow and probably run it one more time. So we'll keep you posted on how these trials look.
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We got 'em in full season beans. We're gonna try it. 00:01:48.025 --> 00:01:50.325