Jason Mauck

Now, when you put it in the big wide strips, it changes its motive because no longer it has to grow up to compete against all the other wheat, it can grow laterally sideways. And that's where we create the additional yield is capturing the drivers in different shapes and lengths of time.

Now, when you put it in the big wide strips, it changes its motive because no longer it has to grow up to compete against all the other wheat, it can grow laterally sideways. And that's where we create the additional yield is capturing the drivers in different shapes and lengths of time.

Now, when you put it in the big wide strips, it changes its motive because no longer it has to grow up to compete against all the other wheat, it can grow laterally sideways. And that's where we create the additional yield is capturing the drivers in different shapes and lengths of time.

So the wheat is, each plant is gonna tiller and the tillers in the competition of field can't go up and actually reach that sun So it actually drags energy down where the tillers can go out and figure out a way to capture light. And then that brings that back to the plant. So, you know, I'm only putting like $15 worth of wheat out there.

So the wheat is, each plant is gonna tiller and the tillers in the competition of field can't go up and actually reach that sun So it actually drags energy down where the tillers can go out and figure out a way to capture light. And then that brings that back to the plant. So, you know, I'm only putting like $15 worth of wheat out there.

So the wheat is, each plant is gonna tiller and the tillers in the competition of field can't go up and actually reach that sun So it actually drags energy down where the tillers can go out and figure out a way to capture light. And then that brings that back to the plant. So, you know, I'm only putting like $15 worth of wheat out there.

And then it all works off of a proxy system where it's like our mics. If you went out there 200, 300 yards, you couldn't hear me anymore. I want to put that bean right off that big root mass so far. So the wheat isn't the beans aren't the bitch again of the wheat. Right. But it's in a.

And then it all works off of a proxy system where it's like our mics. If you went out there 200, 300 yards, you couldn't hear me anymore. I want to put that bean right off that big root mass so far. So the wheat isn't the beans aren't the bitch again of the wheat. Right. But it's in a.

And then it all works off of a proxy system where it's like our mics. If you went out there 200, 300 yards, you couldn't hear me anymore. I want to put that bean right off that big root mass so far. So the wheat isn't the beans aren't the bitch again of the wheat. Right. But it's in a.

favorable position where it can breathe but then have access to more of a reservoir of water so that's just taking time of messing with the densities messing with the how much i push the wheat because all this stuff if you get too aggressive of one thing you can have your ego ruins it because you're so worried about impressing someone on the first part but then you the bed on the second part so there's no reason to do it in the first place we plant the beans in between there we get a big solar corridor

favorable position where it can breathe but then have access to more of a reservoir of water so that's just taking time of messing with the densities messing with the how much i push the wheat because all this stuff if you get too aggressive of one thing you can have your ego ruins it because you're so worried about impressing someone on the first part but then you the bed on the second part so there's no reason to do it in the first place we plant the beans in between there we get a big solar corridor

favorable position where it can breathe but then have access to more of a reservoir of water so that's just taking time of messing with the densities messing with the how much i push the wheat because all this stuff if you get too aggressive of one thing you can have your ego ruins it because you're so worried about impressing someone on the first part but then you the bed on the second part so there's no reason to do it in the first place we plant the beans in between there we get a big solar corridor

And that's changed over the years. Early as of cereal as possible, the better. Full season beans, big splits. And, you know, we've raised really good soybeans this way. And if I was in a yield contest, I would start with strips of cereals, if nothing else, just to reflect the sunlight off the ground.

And that's changed over the years. Early as of cereal as possible, the better. Full season beans, big splits. And, you know, we've raised really good soybeans this way. And if I was in a yield contest, I would start with strips of cereals, if nothing else, just to reflect the sunlight off the ground.

And that's changed over the years. Early as of cereal as possible, the better. Full season beans, big splits. And, you know, we've raised really good soybeans this way. And if I was in a yield contest, I would start with strips of cereals, if nothing else, just to reflect the sunlight off the ground.

Or are we making more money? We spend a lot less money on the makers and we produce just as much or more revenue than high yielding corn that gives everyone boners. Gotcha. So like you get, It has to be the perfect year to get that field average of corn up there to 50 to 75. Like you can't have holes. You can't have yellow spots. You can't have deers procreating in the corner.

Or are we making more money? We spend a lot less money on the makers and we produce just as much or more revenue than high yielding corn that gives everyone boners. Gotcha. So like you get, It has to be the perfect year to get that field average of corn up there to 50 to 75. Like you can't have holes. You can't have yellow spots. You can't have deers procreating in the corner.

Or are we making more money? We spend a lot less money on the makers and we produce just as much or more revenue than high yielding corn that gives everyone boners. Gotcha. So like you get, It has to be the perfect year to get that field average of corn up there to 50 to 75. Like you can't have holes. You can't have yellow spots. You can't have deers procreating in the corner.

And if I go out there and I put $15 a week, I can lower my herbicide. I get good full season, full yield beans. Then you add those two togethers and I do all my costs. The other thing with corn that people rarely talk about and it's getting worse and worse is, You know, we had a feed mill two miles north and we take most of our corn, but that's kind of going away.

And if I go out there and I put $15 a week, I can lower my herbicide. I get good full season, full yield beans. Then you add those two togethers and I do all my costs. The other thing with corn that people rarely talk about and it's getting worse and worse is, You know, we had a feed mill two miles north and we take most of our corn, but that's kind of going away.