00:00 Hey y'all, this Chad Henderson with the extreme Ag and yeah, we watering corn. So this is one of the things we do in certain situations in 00:07 people's sometimes don't really think about. I know a lot of people irrigate a lot more than us, you know, but just remember to use your pivots 00:14 as the tool they are, and that's to get the corn outta the ground as well. So we had to work this field up 00:18 and it's been real windy for the last two or three days, and so it really dried it out. 00:23 And some of the seed was good in the moisture and some of the seed wasn't, and we want that uniform emergence. 00:29 And uniform emergence comes with uniform moisture, uniform planting depth, and we got that planting depth part. I think we're pretty close, as close as I think we could be. 00:38 And then the moisture part is where I'm lacking. So the pivot comes into play there. We're putting about three tenths 00:43 of water on it that'll get it to where the moisture will meet. And with that being meat, then that'll get 00:47 that part of it and seal the deal. We're expecting rain on in a couple of days, but I didn't wanna wait a couple days and then it not rain 00:55 and then turn around and then the emergence and the corn's already coming. Well, some's coming, some's not. 01:00 So when you're planting in conditions, that's not consistent. This is one of the tools you can use 01:05 to make the moisture consistent and it don't take much. You know, it just right here we're putting out about three tenths. 01:11 So don't forget to use your pivots for what they're made for and that's putting water out. 01:15 It ain't just always in the summer. It could definitely be in the in the spring as well. Another tip stream ag. Thanks for watching. Stay tuned.