00:00 Hey y'all, this Chad Henderson with extreme egg. And here we are again. We're in this tile field. We're actually in this duck hole and 00:06 you'll see it's a little heavy right here, but we just got um, I'd say inch and a half of rain last week. You know, 00:12 it's been wet. It's drying out nice. If you seem a video early, you've seen the corn stubble. It was a duck pond if you will. It's about 40 something Acres of a 00:21 duck pond, but it still needs to be controlled to dry out and to put another crop back on even to make corn or 00:27 beans to feed the Ducks. But in that regard too, I need to make enough to work through the side of the farm. You know, it's a double-edged 00:36 sword. Well, you can say the corn on the ground here where this was the same cap ground same thing, but we didn't work this up and 00:42 that's all because of this tile project that we put in we tired all the way up through this vein and yet it's a little heavy right here. But 00:48 again, this is the other head water standing. We don't work this up, but this is part of that the own growing deal of ads how I can't 00:58 wait to see you know, how it's going to do. This is a second year in with it. We tiled this again, we run one year of corn on it and then we're 01:06 gonna come back. So this will be the first year. We'll have beans out here. So be good trial for that. 01:12 But just continuing to show you what it looks like here. We are still drying out the ground 01:18 but it's not drying out too much. We're trying King off the excess. So again, it's just like we talked about it's just 01:24 the excess water that we don't need. The holding capacity is what it is and when you pull the excess away, 01:30 it allows the organisms. It allows the biology allows everything to to really take off again. We'll keep you posted on a tire results. Keep it coming.