What Farmers Need to Know About Biostimulants

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Dr. John Murphy 1:32
Right. So kind of think about it this way. If my coffee cup is a cell within a plant and we apply some type of seaweed to it, we have over 150 compounds in that seaweed. They go across the leaf just like a herbicide would. Yeah. And they bind on to these receptors on the outside of the cell and they cause the inside of the cell to do something different.
Unknown 1:52
That's what she said.
Tanner Winterhof 2:00
It's time for another Farm for Profit episode. We're just hanging out here at the AgExplorer World Headquarters. Cape Girardeau with not a pond in sight. No cape either. Yeah, seems like it should be more tropical. Now I want to know who Girardeau is. Sounds French. Could be. Yeah. We should look that history up. Jamie, why don't you do that? I don't have my computer. I could be doing that. You have an iPad. I do have an iPad, but I've got to watch to make sure that you don't talk too loud. Oh. That's my role here. Excited to have Dr. John Murphy here, PhD. Pretty hot and delicious. Pretty horrible decision. Pile higher and deeper. Pile higher and deeper. That's right. Sometimes we need tall boots to walk through the talk about.
Tanner Winterhof 2:48
How many years does it take to get a PhD? Too many. It'd be different probably for you than it would be for Dr. John. But I always heard like doctor, to be like a doctor, you go and get surgery. Like a real doctor. Like a real, yeah.
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MD.
Tanner Winterhof 3:02
Yeah, MD. It's like eight years. It's a lot. Yeah. How long is it for?
Dr. John Murphy 3:06
I had four years of my undergrad, two years for master's, three years for my PhD.
Tanner Winterhof 3:11
Well, that's longer than an MD.
Dr. John Murphy 3:12
Well, but they have a whole bunch after their undergrad.
Tanner Winterhof 3:14
They have residency and then they have, yeah.
Dr. John Murphy 3:17
Wow. Wow. Wow. You just beat your head on the wall until they let you out. That's what I found.
Corey Hillebo 3:22
Yeah.
Tanner Winterhof 3:23
So listeners, if you have your PhD, you need to text us 515-207-9640 and let us know how long it took you. Did you have to write a thesis on anything special?
Dr. John Murphy 3:33
I did. I wrote one. We looked at carbon balance in terms of how can we measure photosynthesis, the impacts of different stress. Can we predict it from both? We designed a gas exchange chamber and then we used hyperspectral imagery.
Tanner Winterhof 3:49
Do you have to write your PhD on whatever your degree is in?
Dr. John Murphy 3:54
Yeah, for the most part, because your coursework is all associated with that.
Tanner Winterhof 3:57
Okay. So you can't go like rogue and say, I'm going to like design major and write something on crops. Probably not. All right. For now, the real question is, do you use any of your PhD in your job?
Dr. John Murphy 4:11
So the answer I'm supposed to say is yes. The real answer is probably no.
Okay.
Dr. John Murphy 4:17
That's reassuring. Just don't tell that to Tim. Tim thinks I use a lot of it.
Tanner Winterhof 4:23
All right. We've had the pleasure to talk to you a couple of different times. We've gotten to know Dr. John over... Is that the name of that store in the mall that you go to? I know what you're thinking here. Yeah. Is that what... That's Spencer's gift. Say that's Spencer's. Yeah. Hot topic.

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