00:00 Standing in on a Friday morning, the sun is finally shining. Not a cloud in the sky. 00:04 Maybe it'll dry out and we can go back to the field. Been very blessed that the rain we got last week. It sure is a change from the last couple years. 00:11 Excited for the crop that's coming, standing here. The newer product for us, hopper throttle and corn. You know, we use it last year. 00:16 We're using it again this year. I'm really excited about the delivery system. I think it's something that, uh, 00:21 a lot of growers should look at. And the reason why is because of the delivery system. The plastic bucket I told Peter from at Commodity Classic. 00:29 I wouldn't even say you're a fertility company anymore. I'd say you're a plastic bucket company now. And that's something to be proud of 00:33 because a lot of times in life, the delivery system or the logistics of what we're trying to accomplish is the hangup. 00:39 This bucket takes the work out of it. Only about 10 or 15% of planters across the US have an inferral system, 00:45 especially here in Iowa where I live. Like I say, it's easy to farm here relative to the rest of the world, and this bucket makes it easier. 00:51 You hit the plungers, you put the talc on the seed, you treated four or 50 units of seed, and away you go. Do you wanna put a PGR Inferral? The bucket will do it. 00:59 Do you wanna put micronutrients, infertile? The bucket will do it. Do you wanna put biology? Inferral the bucket will do it. 01:04 Maim is a bucket company and it's something to be proud of and it's something that helps every farmer make their job 01:08 easier.