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Hey guys. Chase Garner, Southern Territory sales rep for Spray Tech down here in McGee, Arkansas. Today I'm here with Jacob Berry live Oak Agronomy.
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Um, we're in our bean plot. We're looking at, uh, looking at some different applications that we're gonna play.
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The next application we're gonna put on these beans. But, uh, I wanna hop on here a little bit, talk a little bit about, uh, a product that we have.
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It's fungicide time. Uh, that product fits right in, right in line with that. It's our, it's our cube product.
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I like to put this product out that R two and a half, R three stage. So with that product, if you're not running a fungicide, um,
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this product will replace that and act as a fungicide. If you are running a fungicide, I like to pair it, um, with your fungicide.
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A lot of times we can get by with running a cheaper fungicide with this product and it adds a lot of fertility to your, to your application.
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So we're in an area right here that has a lot of frogeye, um, and we've seen that the last couple years, um, on this,
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on this particular farm. So, um, this year we ran, we ran the fungicide with our cube. So with the cube, um, you're getting some nitrogen,
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some phosphorus, um, you get some boron, some sulfur, and you get some, uh, copper with it. Really good for plant health, plant stress.
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Um, Jacob, if you wanna talk a little bit about what you're, what you've kind of seen with, with these beans.
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The thing about the natural about plying copper is being a natural fungicide and then being able to pair it
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with the fungicide, um, gets you a really wide spectrum of, of control. Not just worrying about, um, frogeye,
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but all the other diseases that can come up in this. And like we were talking about earlier, having a, a bacterial protection on top of that,
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fungal protection is just a all around useful tool to be able to make sure that, that you're not losing anything to a fungal disease.
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And with the fertility being aspect being in there, you're getting that part translated through the plant a lot better than just fungicide.
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You know, whatever leaves you hit is whatever leaves you got protected. Yep. So being able to put the fungicide out there
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and protect those new leaves that are coming out, you know, that, that we're looking at that are, you know,
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the freshest, newest leaves to give you the most chlorophyll. Being able to translocate on down into the plant.
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And in this particular instance where we've got, still got some sunlight going into the canopy, maybe 40 to 50% down Yeah.
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In the canopy, being able to look at that and, and cover more leaves at one time. 'cause they're still giving you some chlorophyll return.
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Yeah. Maybe not as much as these new leaves. Yep. They're still giving you some chlorophyll return to create more pod opportunities
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and more bloom opportunities and fill those out later on in the season, which hopefully does what we're gonna look
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for is a hundred, a hundred plus bushel beans. Absolutely. Absolutely. And, you know, sticking to, sticking to spray text, uh, our design, you know,
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very low use rates for this product. Absolutely. Looking at easier, you know, uh, by itself you run four ounces.
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Mm-hmm. Pair it with your fungicide, you're looking at 2.7 ounces. So that's been, that's been a hot ticket this year too,
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as guys using jugs instead of, instead of uh, toes. So we're excited, uh, like I said, these beans are, these beans have been sprayed with cube.
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Um, the next application we're just sitting here discussing our next application at, at around that R five.
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So, um, if y'all have any questions, feel free to reach out to me, Jacob, um, and we'll get you covered.
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