Jason Mauck

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.

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.

But basically what we can do with our hog manure is we have a static, very fertile soils. You know, even if we don't put manure on it for 10 years, our P and K levels are going to be up. So we can basically just put nitrogen where we want to kind of foster tillering of the wheat. Sometimes we follow manure, but most of the time not. And we plant reduced populations.

But basically what we can do with our hog manure is we have a static, very fertile soils. You know, even if we don't put manure on it for 10 years, our P and K levels are going to be up. So we can basically just put nitrogen where we want to kind of foster tillering of the wheat. Sometimes we follow manure, but most of the time not. And we plant reduced populations.

But basically what we can do with our hog manure is we have a static, very fertile soils. You know, even if we don't put manure on it for 10 years, our P and K levels are going to be up. So we can basically just put nitrogen where we want to kind of foster tillering of the wheat. Sometimes we follow manure, but most of the time not. And we plant reduced populations.

And that's a big thing that I learned as a marketer. And I think America is this, sorry if this hurts anybody's feelings, but the whole marketing circus is just with holidays and everything. It's just to corral people to exploit, you know, fireworks and just up the valuation of everything. Just make sure everyone does their routine. And agriculture is no different.

And that's a big thing that I learned as a marketer. And I think America is this, sorry if this hurts anybody's feelings, but the whole marketing circus is just with holidays and everything. It's just to corral people to exploit, you know, fireworks and just up the valuation of everything. Just make sure everyone does their routine. And agriculture is no different.

And that's a big thing that I learned as a marketer. And I think America is this, sorry if this hurts anybody's feelings, but the whole marketing circus is just with holidays and everything. It's just to corral people to exploit, you know, fireworks and just up the valuation of everything. Just make sure everyone does their routine. And agriculture is no different.

And we meet at all these field days and figure out, you know, how can we gain five to seven bushels with a monocrop? And what you can do with slope curve is you can do exactly what you can do with selling fireworks of saying, I'm going to buy this cheap Chinese piece of crap firework for two dollars.

And we meet at all these field days and figure out, you know, how can we gain five to seven bushels with a monocrop? And what you can do with slope curve is you can do exactly what you can do with selling fireworks of saying, I'm going to buy this cheap Chinese piece of crap firework for two dollars.

And we meet at all these field days and figure out, you know, how can we gain five to seven bushels with a monocrop? And what you can do with slope curve is you can do exactly what you can do with selling fireworks of saying, I'm going to buy this cheap Chinese piece of crap firework for two dollars.

And I get people horny enough June 31st to come here, June 30th and spend, you know, 500 percent more than I paid for it and exploit that. And we can do that with a single seed where if we plant like 25% of the wheat, I can get about 75, 80% of the yield. But what I am more interested in is consuming and getting ahead on the demand curve of water.

And I get people horny enough June 31st to come here, June 30th and spend, you know, 500 percent more than I paid for it and exploit that. And we can do that with a single seed where if we plant like 25% of the wheat, I can get about 75, 80% of the yield. But what I am more interested in is consuming and getting ahead on the demand curve of water.

And I get people horny enough June 31st to come here, June 30th and spend, you know, 500 percent more than I paid for it and exploit that. And we can do that with a single seed where if we plant like 25% of the wheat, I can get about 75, 80% of the yield. But what I am more interested in is consuming and getting ahead on the demand curve of water.

And I know I'm getting way ahead of your simple question here, but I can get ahead on the water curve to where I have a water equilibrium. And that's what actually makes plants grow well is balance much more than throwing the kitchen sink at things.

And I know I'm getting way ahead of your simple question here, but I can get ahead on the water curve to where I have a water equilibrium. And that's what actually makes plants grow well is balance much more than throwing the kitchen sink at things.

And I know I'm getting way ahead of your simple question here, but I can get ahead on the water curve to where I have a water equilibrium. And that's what actually makes plants grow well is balance much more than throwing the kitchen sink at things.

we would rather be on the edge of dry yes not not drought but edge of dry yeah so you're short season corn and then you plant lower population wheat in strips and we've been on 60s i might change that up a little bit more narrow i think 30 is too narrow and it's all a shadow effect where i'm you know six foot tall my shadow is going to cast so far so wheat's only about 32 inches tall or whatever it is so it's going to cast so big of a shadow

we would rather be on the edge of dry yes not not drought but edge of dry yeah so you're short season corn and then you plant lower population wheat in strips and we've been on 60s i might change that up a little bit more narrow i think 30 is too narrow and it's all a shadow effect where i'm you know six foot tall my shadow is going to cast so far so wheat's only about 32 inches tall or whatever it is so it's going to cast so big of a shadow

we would rather be on the edge of dry yes not not drought but edge of dry yeah so you're short season corn and then you plant lower population wheat in strips and we've been on 60s i might change that up a little bit more narrow i think 30 is too narrow and it's all a shadow effect where i'm you know six foot tall my shadow is going to cast so far so wheat's only about 32 inches tall or whatever it is so it's going to cast so big of a shadow