00:00:00 Hey guys, Jacob here with Live Oak Ag. Uh, wanted to share a success story with you. As y'all know, April 5th, we got a bunch of rain. 00:00:07 The field we're in has tile in it, and whenever I came out to look at this field, a couple days after the rain, uh, this area 00:00:15 that we were in was under close to two feet of water. This probe here was in the ground, uh, under that water. Whenever you take a set of binoculars, 00:00:23 you couldn't see it from the, from the high point of the field. All you saw were about that much of the flag. 00:00:29 Talked to guys at Crop X, they said, let's, let's just see what happens. Let's wait, you know, cross your fingers and go from there. 00:00:35 Talked to some of the tech four guys later that day and told him what was going on, and you could kind of tell he was, he was nervous. 00:00:43 Ben was nervous about it. So he pulled up our account and, uh, said, uh, well, they're reporting said, what do you mean? 00:00:51 He said, well, I just got a report about 30 minutes ago that the probes you're talking about are under two foot of water without the extensions on us to get the intent up 00:00:59 above the water or anything like that we're reporting. They stayed under water for three or four days, came out from under the water. 00:01:06 This is the first time we walked out here and looked at 'em. But we've been getting reports every four hours 00:01:10 for the last week, um, talking about what, what kind of soil moisture we got and soil temperature and things like that. 00:01:17 So we were all nervous whenever we found out what was going on and found out that, uh, they're kinda like the old Timex. 00:01:24 They took a licking and kept on ticking. So it's something to keep in mind in the future whenever you're looking at soil moisture pros. 40 00:01:29.335 --> 00:01:29.875