Please show a laboratory nitrate test of the produced nitrogen along with the runtime and volume of that batch. Green lightning has made dubious claims on production throughput. Also, dumping nitric acid must have some effect on pH

Can you set moisture as a control variable for downforce to not compact as you go from good to marginal to wet conditions across a field?

How deep do you striptill the dry

How about doing headlands or breaking into a new land when rounds are too long to make it all the way to the end.

The main drawback of the technology, like all others, is the creation of a track network in the field, which will disrupt the natural porosity of the soil by 90 percent of the field - a key factor in yield. The revolution is not working! 😁 Главный недостаток технологии, как и всех прочих - создании на поле колейной сети, что на 90 процентов поля нарушит естественную порозность почвы - ключевой фактор урожайности. Революции не получается! 😁

Tractor stays running all day, still need truck driver to unload. Was hoping to hear about green lightning at winter conference instead of this

Didn't talk about the hairy stuff - unloading the cart, or avoiding wet spots

Does the tractor idle down or does it just run at 1200 rpm all day

You call the cart. On its way, it sees a stand pipe and stops. Do you shut down the combine and walk over to maneuver around the obstruction? Will it try to drive through a muddy spot and either get stuck,or rut up the spot?

Will this system unload the cart on the truck?

Can you post the results from the 2024 season please? This tech looks good i am excited about it, slightly sceptical.

Cool stuffs and results .

I would like to see a loss comparison between this new air head with a regular draper head with the add on AWS air system. the AWS air bar blows air in front of the cutter bar so that any beans that shatter out when the cutter bar strikes the plant will be blown into the head, whereas this unit blows air behind the cutter bar and anything shattered out at the bar is lost.

Very cool!!!

I'm all notill now and have thought about organic. How do you market your corn/beans and who did you market them too? Thank

Hahaha. Ponytail

You’re missing the whole point of organic. It’s about freedom. The value of protein gain on the same acres that produce a cash crop. The biggest mistake I see in organic, is its being done high input, and with far more tillage. That costs money. Dual purpose use is a hedge. I made money on corn ground this year. I’m not going for yield, over all we were 130 bpa. On the flip side, it’s takes every bit of tech you guys offer, and I own a lot of stuff with your name on it. As many hurdles as I’m throwing at a crop, without the planter tech, it would do 50 bpa.

So out of touch, it’s a man bun now not a ponytail lol

There is a organic research farm in pa. Rosdale organic farm .been organic 50+ years. If you have questions ask them.plus they have organic notill studies

As South America continues deforestation and continues to add production hurting the American farmer. Why is a company built by the American farmer want to hurt are export market by helping our biggest competitor.

have you used soy meal?

When you state your rate are you using are you assuming 3 pounds nitrogen per gallon of product?

Tried furrow force, was a disaster on my farm with side hills and planter side draft when one of the closing discs follows the furrow and doesn’t close the trench at all

Why did it take a year to share the 2023 trial results?

Gosh, I wish my commercial drying was that cheap.

Doesn’t sound like shrink was calculated in

How do you put down 45 gallons per acre at planting?? That'd be a lot of refilling!

What is the definition of emergance... the seed sprouting or green over the ground?

What is the result of the different closing systems?

Very professional video excellent material very clear delivery!!!!!

Did one row. Weighed day 1 vs day 2. 16bu difference

Has the Nitrogen product been tested to determine NPK percentages compared to the input water? This sounds too good to be true.

Are you using regular old drip tape, or a more permanent solution? Thanks

what is corn strip cropping system?

2024 started wet but then was more like “adequate “ until mid august, then we dried up fast but the corn crop was already made. I feel there’s not enough attention on micronutrients and CARBON. I just bought a small traveling gun we will use on some alfalfa. I can put an inch of rainfall on one acre for about $15 in fuel cost. Please tell us more about your tile project! Size, depth, spacing? Soil type?

Can I just side dress anhydrous and get 300/bushle per acre corn?

Look at them big leaves 😮

Been doing pond and pivots since 2013

I want to hear about tile and irrigation system! So you have a holding pond for tile runoff and then pump from that??

What about using electrical conductivity as an input for your soil sampling design?

What form of nitrogen is it if not a salt? The only three possibilities I can think of for output with an input of air, water, and electricity is nitric acid, ammonia, or ammonium nitrate.

Really wish you would have repeated the audience’s questions.

This is interesting, but let’s be honest, you have to be a pretty terrible operator to mess up this bad. What I want to see is a properly setup mechanical planter with spring down pressure and finger meters vs your high tech planter. I bet the difference wouldn’t be much more than pass to pass variability. I tried to get my local precision planting rep to plant along side my mechanical Kinze, but we never got together.

I'd be interested to see the break even acre numbers for how many acres do you need to cover with a 12, 16, 24 row planter equipped with v-set, speed tube, delta force, and reveal row cleaners to pay back the upgrade cost at $100 per acre gain

Link for the technology ?

you obviously have no grasp on what plasma is.

How does the machine cost? I'm guessing 4 cents per unit of nitrogen, didn't have the cost of the machine figured in.

Is there a link to this machine?

What percent nitrogen does it produce? 16% or more or less .

I know how big the hit is on emergence. But I’m not losing 70%. I’m hard core no till, plant green, zero input, not even “organic” ones, unless I can source it on farm. The reality is, I grow 120-140 bushel corn. There is a lot stacked against me, but I do what I can to offset it. Such as drip irrigation, low to no weed pressure via the mulching effect, and row spacing. The biggest thing I do, is hit a corn crop with organic N derived from nitric acid extraction from the liquid portion of cow manure. I might try some secondary, or two stage closing set ups. Anything is worth a try. But I’m doubtful it will slide through a standing cover crop without it tangling up. Not that it should, I can’t expect anyone to invent something for 4/10 of 1% of producers.