00:00 Hi, this is Kelly Garrett, Mike Evans. This is a wheat wager video. Mike, we didn't think this wheat was gonna be very good. 00:06 We actually tore up a third of it on top of the hill. It was so dry when we planted it, it winter killed out. Now you've been working with this some foliar applications. 00:15 We haven't applied much nitrogen to it at all because of our new chemistry perspective. What do you think? 00:21 Yeah, if you would've told me in April, uh, that this one we'll be looking at in middle of June, I probably told you you were a little bit on the sauce. So, um, yeah, 00:30 it's come around a lot, you know, like we've done some new testing and stuff. Put a four p four fuller applications on it. Um, I think we've probably, 00:38 what I tell you, huh? 50 pounds of total nitrogen on this so far, Which is the amazing part. Only 50 pounds of nitrogen. 00:44 Yeah, I'm sure there's some low yielding spots in here that it might be suffer a little bit, but you know, if you look at what we got, what we got today, I, 00:52 it looks pretty good. It's shorter, which is good as well. But, um, it's really tilled out. It's really filled out by the samples. 01:00 We've got a lot of nutrition in this plant and it's kind of showing it out here as we're looking at it today. 01:06 And when we look at the SAP analysis that we're getting back, there's plenty of nitrogen here, which is our whole point. 01:12 So I don't know what this wheat's gonna yield. I don't know if, we'll, maybe we're gonna come in last cuz we don't have much of a stand and things like 01:18 that. But I'm so excited about this wheat crop because of what we've learned with the SAP testing. We've kind of validated how much nitrogen is in the soil, 01:26 which is what our research from last fall was last winter. And now we can apply this same sort of, uh, perspective to our corn crop. Yep. 01:34 And I don't know what it's gonna yield. This is best wheat crop I've ever had because of what we've learned here. I'm really excited about it. 01:40 Yeah. And I don't know, we haven't carried up the investment dollars, but, you know, pretty low. Yeah. 01:45 We haven't put on 30 gallons of u n or anything like that yet. Like we've typically done in the past total 01:49 Because we don't need it. Yeah. So, you know, we probably put on, I'd say around 150, 170 bucks total in fertility on here with different passes, 01:58 including fungicide and things like that. So pg um, so it's been pretty intriguing to watch 'em grow. Yes. You know, Matt's down there, combine and hunter bushel wheat. 02:10 I have no idea. I, I doubt this makes a hundred, but the profitability of it, the education of it, what a great job. I, 02:17 I think we could do at least 80. I mean, yeah, and if you looked at some of the old videos of me, even me in December winter, I took that, I mean, there was no winter establishment, no nothing. 02:27 So it wasn't, It was so dry. It was so cold. Yes, it was, it was a harsh winter here. So, well, we'll have to see what it yields.