00:00 Hey, y'all, this's Chad Henderson with Extreme Ag and we're doing a little spraying today. So yes, it's first December 00:06 and what we're trying to do is kill a little bit of ryegrass. So we have a problem 00:10 with ryegrass in certain fields down here, and the best way to kill it is in the, is in the fall of the year. 00:17 So we'll catch it when it's small, you know, it'll be like a sprig, be a, you know, couple inches, two or three inches tall, and we'll take a paint 00:25 or paint half a gramoxone or a paint paint, half a roundup, and we'll run it in no late November, early December, 00:33 whenever we see a flush of it. And we have a, have had a lot more success doing that in the thaw than we have trying 00:39 to manage it in the spring. Um, it's okay to manage in the spring if you're planting soybeans or planting, uh, cotton. 00:46 But when you're planting corn and doing it, man, it gets rough because you're trying to plant your corn a little early 00:51 and then you try to manage this rye grass early. And when you manage the rye grass early, then you have to put products out that have a residual, you know, 00:58 two weeks or so, and then you get to pushing your window back. So that's why we're trying to manage all we can in the fall. 01:05 That's why we're out here spraying today. So the tip that we're using is this red one. It's ultra low drift tip from high propent air. 01:12 And, um, it's just a real simple tip to use, and it'll smoke his rye grass. Thanks a lot. Stay tuned.