00:00 Johnny Rell with extreme Ag. We just had a terrible storm coming through. We had probably two and a half inches 00:04 of rain dropping just a very short period of time. We're out riding around, kinda looking at how much damage we got and trees down 00:10 and different things going on. And you know, the corn, it really laid the corn over on its side. 00:14 It's got a really good root system going when it just literally laid the corn over. I know it'll stand up most of the time in the past. 00:21 It always stands up. We just thought we'd come out here and look and just see, you know, really what was going on. 00:25 And this is the field we actually had weed in last year, and we double cropped corn behind that. 00:29 So it had a lot of residue. We ran a vertical tillage over it to kind of size up the residue, make it easier to plant 00:34 and be able to get, get some good seed to soil contact there. And we're out here looking at that. 00:38 One thing we notice is the amount of earthworms that are crawling outta the ground after this big rain. There's just dozens and dozens 00:43 of them just right here in this one little section. You can just see everywhere you're looking. You see the earthworms coming outta the ground trying 00:48 to get oxygen and trying to find a new home after that rain there. But we'll check back in on this field. 00:52 We think it'll be fine. It's just probably the first time in my life I've seen this many acres lean over like this. 00:58 And the corn's at a, you know, a pretty sensitive stage for that. It didn't green snap or nothing like that, 01:02 but you know, you're in V four going in B five corn. V five corn really is where we are. So we'll see what it looks like another day or two. 01:08 It'll stand back over some good sunshine, but we got two and a half inches outta that rain. 01:12 They're calling for another two and a half to three inches over the next 44, 48 hours. So we'll see how things turn out.