Jason Mauck

And when I was a landscaper, you know, I had hundreds of acres of turf and beds and And I had to keep everyone's place upkeeped. And I see what happens with waterhemp, especially the last three or four years. It's like our tools are just turning into like air BB guns anymore. And I think it's going to go back to the basics of longer rotations, of canopy, of suppression.

And we've got to kind of solve these problems like old school because... Our new school only lasts like three or four or five or six years, and then it's like nothing.

And we've got to kind of solve these problems like old school because... Our new school only lasts like three or four or five or six years, and then it's like nothing.

And we've got to kind of solve these problems like old school because... Our new school only lasts like three or four or five or six years, and then it's like nothing.

And in a way, it makes all of this stuff, a lot of this stuff that you'll see today that you can scale easier because, I mean, look at that. You can spray dicamba 2,4-D, Roundup. You can spray metrotrion on beans soon. Mezotrion, yeah. Yeah, like the corn herbicide.

And in a way, it makes all of this stuff, a lot of this stuff that you'll see today that you can scale easier because, I mean, look at that. You can spray dicamba 2,4-D, Roundup. You can spray metrotrion on beans soon. Mezotrion, yeah. Yeah, like the corn herbicide.

And in a way, it makes all of this stuff, a lot of this stuff that you'll see today that you can scale easier because, I mean, look at that. You can spray dicamba 2,4-D, Roundup. You can spray metrotrion on beans soon. Mezotrion, yeah. Yeah, like the corn herbicide.

So this stuff isn't really that complicated, but it goes back to harvesting the water and the sunlight, these free things that there's no reason why you should have a field day to sell air. or time or space or water or hog shit or how to use it more effectively. But to me, um, going back to my story, my family is the most conservative family, like squeeze the Buffalo and make it fart.

So this stuff isn't really that complicated, but it goes back to harvesting the water and the sunlight, these free things that there's no reason why you should have a field day to sell air. or time or space or water or hog shit or how to use it more effectively. But to me, um, going back to my story, my family is the most conservative family, like squeeze the Buffalo and make it fart.

So this stuff isn't really that complicated, but it goes back to harvesting the water and the sunlight, these free things that there's no reason why you should have a field day to sell air. or time or space or water or hog shit or how to use it more effectively. But to me, um, going back to my story, my family is the most conservative family, like squeeze the Buffalo and make it fart.

You know, like anything I spend any money with grandpa, it was just impossible. So I just learned how to, you know, ask for forgiveness way more before permission cause it would never happen. So, um, The relay cropping is like, I have an idea to solve a problem, whether it's not have the water wrecker crop or stop the water hemp from spraying.

You know, like anything I spend any money with grandpa, it was just impossible. So I just learned how to, you know, ask for forgiveness way more before permission cause it would never happen. So, um, The relay cropping is like, I have an idea to solve a problem, whether it's not have the water wrecker crop or stop the water hemp from spraying.

You know, like anything I spend any money with grandpa, it was just impossible. So I just learned how to, you know, ask for forgiveness way more before permission cause it would never happen. So, um, The relay cropping is like, I have an idea to solve a problem, whether it's not have the water wrecker crop or stop the water hemp from spraying.

I'm going to go out on a limb and try this and figure it out. And then eventually the people that, especially my direct family or locals, they'll eventually start doing it. And we're seeing that.

I'm going to go out on a limb and try this and figure it out. And then eventually the people that, especially my direct family or locals, they'll eventually start doing it. And we're seeing that.

I'm going to go out on a limb and try this and figure it out. And then eventually the people that, especially my direct family or locals, they'll eventually start doing it. And we're seeing that.

So ideally how we set it up, we grow primarily corn and soybeans and we've got wheat acres. But we'll plant an earlier maturity corn. We're 20-inch corn, and we found that we can raise a little bit earlier corn at higher densities and get that yield right up there with a full-season corn. So we try to get that off at 23%, 25%, shell it off late September, and then we're planting wheat and strips.

So ideally how we set it up, we grow primarily corn and soybeans and we've got wheat acres. But we'll plant an earlier maturity corn. We're 20-inch corn, and we found that we can raise a little bit earlier corn at higher densities and get that yield right up there with a full-season corn. So we try to get that off at 23%, 25%, shell it off late September, and then we're planting wheat and strips.

So ideally how we set it up, we grow primarily corn and soybeans and we've got wheat acres. But we'll plant an earlier maturity corn. We're 20-inch corn, and we found that we can raise a little bit earlier corn at higher densities and get that yield right up there with a full-season corn. So we try to get that off at 23%, 25%, shell it off late September, and then we're planting wheat and strips.

And I've done a million different ways. We primarily drill the wheat. We're going to be planting it with a planter this year, but I've planted it also with our hog manure tank and planted it. above the manure, which I think is a fantastic idea. I just need Bill Gates or somebody to cut me a check to actually design a manure seeder.