00:00 So I'm here with bur rigging today. We're out here just kind of looking at some of our crops, looking over what we're doing, something we've had, 00:05 we've experienced this year I, I said this earlier in a week. I said, you know, I've thought out of the 35 00:10 or so crops I've made that I've seen a wet spring. And I finally figured out what a wet spring was. Not so much flooding and we've had six inches of rain, six 00:18 and a half once we flooded up pretty good. But just every two or three days. And what it's done is put these crops 00:24 where from the time we put the seed in the ground, they've been absolutely in wet soil since then. So what I've noticed is a lot of yellowing, 00:30 we concentrate on the rain and the amount of rain we got and rain every day. But what I've seen, I think, and you tell me if I'm right 00:35 or wrong, the cloudy weather, I think the cloudy weather may be hurting us as much or more than the rain is. 00:41 And you've experienced this a lot of times and I mean, what's your thoughts? So yeah, I mean, like you said, 00:46 the rain events we've had have been fairly regular. It hadn't really been like, we've gotten two tenths here, three tenths there. 00:52 We've gotten an inch and a half to six inches. We're dealing with moist, you know, maybe even to the point of oversaturated soils in some places. 01:00 But the cloudy weather early on is really what's given us these issues. Number one, if you don't have enough sunshine, you can't get 01:08 that plant's metabolism up and running. And of course that means that if you're in marginal soil conditions as far as moisture goes, 01:15 that plant can't develop that pool that it needs to because it's not getting enough heat units in order for that metabolism to really start to get going. 01:24 So in those situations, even though these plants are small, this is first troon here, probably I've got some 01:30 that are even, you know, higher than that. These acts are not as yellow as some of the older beans, right? 01:35 We've been dealing with oversaturated soils, very little sunshine. I made a comment the other day. 01:40 We've had maybe 30% of the sunshine that we need. Where do we go from here about the only thing that you're gonna be able to do 01:46 to overcome the photosynthesis deficit? And like I said, it depends on where you're, you're anywhere from 50 01:52 to 65 heat units less than where we should be. The only way that you're gonna overcome that is provide that plant supplemental energy so that it is able 02:01 to maintain its metabolism even though we have poor sunshine. Now, today's a beautiful day, 02:06 but that's gonna change here this afternoon and going into tomorrow, right? So one of the things at concept Agritech 02:12 that we've done over the years is we've made a two product application. One is the foliar RX and the other is our Sweet success. 02:20 Folia RX provides alternate energy sources like from kelp extracts and a few other things, 02:25 plus it has a micronutrient package. So whatever the plant can't pull up from the soil, if they're oversaturated 02:31 or whatnot, you can get it in there. And then of course, the sweet success, that's a black strap, molasses based product that has several different 02:38 forms of sugar in it. So when those are combined, what you really see is that plant now has a buffet, for lack of a better term, 02:46 of different energy sources that it can use based on whatever it needs at that time. So it's not a single point energy source. 02:53 And every time we've ever done this, it's been amazing to see that we actually actually keep a positive growth habit to the point of 03:01 where you may be two nodes are more better than where you don't put it out simply because that plant now has something to feed on 03:07 that it doesn't have to manufacture for the sun. So what you're saying, like with the buffet, so soybeans or whatever, whatever plant you're looking at, whatever 03:14 that plant needs, you're gonna give it to availability for it to be there. Plus you're gonna give it to energy source with the sugar, 03:20 which will help, I guess, move that through the plant. Sure. So you've got the micro pack, the biology and the sugar. 03:26 So all that's there is a combination. It's just like a, you know, I guess when we get sick, we take aspirin, maybe cough syrup if we're coughing 03:32 or whatever, and you're giving that plant a combination of all those. So if he's coughing and he's got a headache, 03:37 he can take care of both of 'em at one time. Sure. I liken it. You and I both played football. I liken it to when uh, 03:43 the team doctor was a old veterinarian and would come in at halftime and he'd give everybody a B12 shot. 03:48 Yeah. So we can finish the half strong. Yeah, that's essentially what you're doing is you're providing that plant energy. 03:55 It doesn't have to manufacture from the sun. And if you're in a soil situation where it can't really, you know, pull those nutrients 04:03 because it's too much water, you're getting it in through the leaf area. We've done this so many times, I can't even count. 04:09 Usually within 48 hours you're gonna see a very positive response where this has been put out. And it'll really help turn that plan around 04:17 and maintain a positive growth habit during these less than ideal situations, sunshine situations. 04:23 So guys, if you've been in doing the same thing I have, and I've seen this through the Midwest, that, you know, I, when I'm looking on social media, you know, 04:29 we're not the only game in town with, with bad weather. It's from, it's from the north to the south. And you know, I went into Louisiana last week 04:36 and I mean it's, I thought we had it bad till I got down there. So if you're dealing with this, you've heard it from one 04:41 of the best agronomists, I know if you have these problems, you can get ahold of them@conceptagritech.com. 04:46 You know, you can call me or call stream ag and, and we'll hook you up with them or, anyway, guys, have a good day 04:52 and hope it gets drier for you.