00:00 So guys, five months ago, uh, here in this very field, we tried something again for the third, for the third year in a row. 00:07 First year was pretty good. Second year kind of sucked to be honest with you. This year it's working out pretty good. 00:12 Uh, we are harvesting our February beans. These beans were planted February the 26th. Uh, this is July the 22nd. 00:20 And, uh, we're harvesting these beans. So, uh, you know, we think we've got a little better yield on what we thought. 00:25 We desiccated them, you know, with three different rates. So we've got three different rates 00:29 of desiccation to look at. You know, the desiccation really worked perfectly on all three, so we'll, we'll talk about 00:34 that a little more at a later date. Not very much shatter. They're cutting really good. I don't know what to say other, I'm excited about the 00:40 harvest and we got our planter set up here waiting on seed. Um, we had some seed that was supposed to bend here. 00:46 It's not here yet. We're we planted a 4.0 going into this thing. We're planting a 4.1 going back out of this thing. 00:52 So two different early, early fours to try to make that second crop come off, you know, sometime by middle of November. 00:58 So, trying the double crop thing again, we think we've got it worked out for this year. If we are successful with it, then that'll be, you know, 01:05 a 66% return. So maybe next year we do it again and we can get to three quarters. This has been a three year project. 01:11 We're gonna keep going with it after this year. We're almost to the point after last year to just saying, Hey, 01:16 let's just throw the towel in. Decided to do it one more year. We were 50 50 after last year. 01:21 Last year soybeans, it got down below, uh, 32 degrees for eight or 10 hours and the soybeans just couldn't handle it. 01:28 First year we done really well on 'em. We had like a 74 bushel on the first crop, A 41 on the second. 01:33 It looks like we're gonna follow somewhere in those same footprints this year. 01:36 We're thinking it's gonna be a little better than that. We'll see when we get all our verified tickets. Planter's gonna come in right behind this soon 01:42 as we get our seed did have a little problems getting a early seed. So the first variety is a, is a 4.0 01:48 and we're going back with a 4.1. So we're, we're trying to double up on those early fours to get these beans out again by November. 01:55 So seed should be here about two o'clock this afternoon. We'll get it treated. We'll definitely 02:00 put a treatment on it. And then we will probably be planting maybe some of this in the night. 02:04 We've got big rains coming for the next three days, supposedly by the weather forecast. So we've gotta get all this done this afternoon 02:11 and tonight, you know, before all the rain set in every day this late is several bushels an acre in yield. 02:17 So the earlier we get 'em planted, the better off we'll be. I think two years ago we planted 'em somewhere 02:22 around the 30th of July. So we're gonna beat that by a week. That's gonna give us another week to get more sides, uh, 02:28 more pods and hopefully get the right weather. So we'll keep you posted on the second crop, but uh, first crop is just about out. 02:36 So you can see we got moisture all the way to the top of the soil and we do have some shattering beans laying around here. 02:42 I'll explain that in a minute. But you can see kind of the side depth. You know, the sidewall here we're about 02:49 what I call three quarters of an inch or three quarters of a joint with the, so they're talking about a lot of rain, I think here, 02:57 rain or no rain that We'll be, be able to get a stand. We're planting these at 165,000. You know, we're not gonna have a lot of daytime left. 03:03 You know, our days are gonna get shorter. So we're hoping to higher population. I know Chad and, and Kevin 03:08 and you know, temple, all the wheat guys, they plant a higher population during wheat. So this is basically after wheat. 03:13 So we bumped it up just a little bit higher. We got a few combine tracks, you know, grain cart tracks where the planter's not gonna run quite as smooth. 03:19 This is real high sand, so it's running pretty smooth even with all those tracks. So guys, now we're here, combines are gone from the field. 03:27 Got everything cut now. We got the planter running behind it. We've got about three hours 03:32 before the future cast says we're gonna get a rain. It's gonna take us about two and a half to three hours to plant this field. 03:38 So, uh, you know, we're gonna be right here getting it done in the nick of time. So we'll see what happens.