00:00 So guys, we're here today looking at some of the a DS data, uh, from our tile project. We've actually installed our second tile project this year. 00:09 It's 40 acres, just drained tile on 20 foot centers with no lift station. Basically we've got a bare bones trial 00:15 that we're starting this year and we've got a Cadillac trial that, that you're looking at behind me. 00:20 This is in its second year of testing. So this is the second year yield data on this. And what is absolutely crazy, 00:28 what I'll notice more than anything. So this down here that you see green, this is a little less than 88 bushels. 00:33 This is a sharky clay field, little bit of sand up in this area. All this is the poor dirt down here. 00:40 So as you look at where the green is, the majority of the green is in the poor dirt. The majority of the yellow 00:47 and the tan is in the, in what we call our better dirt. So this is what a traditional map should look like with all your poor ground down here 00:55 and your good ground up here. So this was a few years back. This was a little over 50 bushel of soybeans. 01:00 It just shows you the difference of how we change this field. Now is that through the irrigation 01:05 or is that through the drain tile? I think it's through both. What we have seen through the subsurface irrigation is we can not over water 01:13 the highs, but we can get plenty of water to the lows. This is all subsurface coming under the ground. Traditionally you would have your better ground 01:21 with a green, your poor ground red tan. So we completely flipped the yield amount. You know, we're only on our second year 01:27 at least got another year. But there's definitely some changes going on. This was, like I said, 87 point something. 01:34 It was a little less than 88 bushel field record yield for this field. I've had this field for over 20 years 01:41 and record yield, this is standard yield, this is record yield. This was after this year. Last year was a good year. 01:49 We messed up on our irrigation timing this year. We knew that we had to have that, that tile full of water. We had to have the sole capacity at a certain level 01:57 before it got hot and dry. Did that on this year and we've had very good success. Is the irrigation helping here? No question. 02:04 When you're getting these greens here over a hundred bushel yields. So when you're getting these kind of yields on that type 02:09 of ground, in that situation, I'm super excited about that. I'm super excited about our regular drain tile field. 02:17 We're gonna actually have that side by side of some same type soil that's not drained, and then the fields in front of it are the same way. 02:24 So there'll be four different, basically four different fields there and for four different quadrants of that farm. 02:31 And we've got the drain tile on, on the worst of it. So what I think we're gonna end up seeing is that, again, worse soil end up out yielding some of the better soils. 02:40 This is pretty impressive and we're happy to continue with this research.