| 2011 North Carolina: GL Barringer Soybeans and Corn Grown in Severe Drought Stress! Male Speaker: get it? Male Speaker: Yeah. Male Speaker: You need to pull the F up. Male Speaker: Pretty amazing Male Speaker: This corn here is going to burnt slam to the ground. Look at that root, look at that. Male Speaker: That’s amazing yeah. Male Speaker: You see that? Male Speaker: Mm-hmm. Male Speaker: It ain’t just one stalk man, it’s just a lot of stalks you know. Male Speaker: Yeah. It’s amazing. Male Speaker: You see this, this one here? Its just hard dirt pee gravel dirt and no water. Male Speaker: We can just walk, because you’ve got a hat on Male Speaker: Look at to your right, yeah. Male Speaker: Mm-hmm. Male Speaker: And now all the way down the road… Male Speaker: And all the way down the road. Male Speaker: Mm-hmm. Interviewer: So Jerry do you think that the Soysoap had anything to do with these roots and the fact that you still have a yield on this corn? Jerry: Yeah, yeah. Like it was dry land corn and yielding 100 bucks an acre… Male Speaker: Planted April though planted April though 12th or the 14th Male Speaker: Yeah. Interviewer: How many times have you sprayed this? Jerry: I just sprayed them one time. Interviewer: Just one time. Jerry: One time. Male Speaker: One time for the stalk. Jerry: One time for the stalk. Male Speaker: And you had in there too? Jerry: [Inaudible] [0:01:43] and Roundup and [inaudible] [0:01:47] Interviewer: Eight ounces to the acre? Jerry: Eight ounces. Interviewer: That’s awesome. Jerry: Eight ounces to the acre. Interviewer: Eight ounces to the acre. Jerry: Yup. Copyright © 2008-2018 BioBased.US - All content including, without limitation, text, images, media files, videos, software, and source code is subject to copyright protection and may not be used except with the written permission. |