Tanner Winterhof

There's his outfit, see?

Oh, there's the car.

Oh, on the farm.

Hmm.

I don't know, like one specific thing.

I don't know if I could pick one.

I think that the last few years we've been just trying to figure out, like everyone, how to be more creative with our inputs and what are we spending our money on and is it worth it?

And so we've been working with a lot of different products or practices.

Like we just started doing our soil tests in a whole different way with the...

Gosh, what are they called?

Baseline RX soil testers.

Okay.

Have you guys ever heard of that?

Yeah, it's like a whole different way to look at soil testing and what your crop actually needs.

Actually, my agronomist is standing right out here, but she does that for us.

And I would say, like, if I'm thinking about what one big thing on the farm is different, is that, like, looking at what we're putting on our crops in a whole different way.

Yeah, I think we're a little heavier on corn because we have irrigated ground and we have struggled with white mold on our irrigated soybeans.

So we definitely kind of stick some of the irrigation stays corn on corn soybeans.

And then we only have wheat because we have some ground that needs to get municipal compost.

So it needs to be harvested earlier.