here in iowa and you know what we do in iowa what we talk to joe and we talk to mike joe basically very are here would be six not from iowa who well you know you're somebody times that they think he is by now this what we're talking about this time is the rural iowa because if you lived in rural iowa you would know you're not a native if you weren't born here and your parents weren't born in the same town real yeah yeah you get out of the country in the views change about what constitutes a newcomer crop drone in iowa through many science scientific methods so you jersey boys what do you think the number two crop is in iowa this is an easy question but it's in to be interesting to see if they know the answer so i know you should let tom have a chance to guess that's time you guess i would have said cabbage but all right those are the two biggest crops grown pretty number the engine doesn't start you know hybrid corn hybridisation the process there of is where you take a one breed of corn and cross it with another breed of corn now if you're going to make it say a labradoodle from a labrador and a poodle you would take a male pool and a female labrador and you'd play some soft music core and they do you know do what comes naturally now it's difficult to get two different breeds of corn to do that you've played a lot you no matter how much soft music in your own way yeah so what they do is they actually send people out into the car and they will plant two rows of one  one variety of corn four rows of another variety two rows of one they will go then pay people to go through and as corn grows up you have the ears of corn which have the silks on the end which receive the pollen and you have the tassels on top which produce the pollen and if you the pollen gets on the tassels that creates the kernel of corn sounds very slow what we what you do is you go through so the t oh that hurts so those then become the female only corn and the pollen from the male corn determined to be the male corn now because you haven't snapped off it's a male male  that corn is the hybrid corn which they then harvest and sell as seed going to what's the other corn then that that you let out a way the feed a cow feed it to cow him you know why because it's not good for anything it's not the hybrid corn they're trying to sell but isn't it still attempting to get with the heifer better corn more powerful no no it's almost i mean most most field corn is not sweet corn most field corn is sold as eat corn let me tell you the difference most feed field corn is not sweet it doesn't have the nice tender kernels it's got it stays in the field till it dries up it's got very hard big kernels and it's right now is used for a large percentage goes ethanol production and a lhari after it's dry yeah well how do you that you are of it you only sell it after it's dry because you can only handle it when it's dry if it was wet when you tried to handle it it would clog up c kinds of things so i don't know the ethanol production methods but you would take it is still got the starches in it and you take the the corn kernels with the starches and i was sumi grind it up and then you mix it with water and you of that use for that and there's a lot of it then goes for food production because it's the smell of the corn starches and that's what they use to use field corn to make you know corn starch and other other new you know they don't they don't use sweet corn for any of that stuff and you grind it up and use it for corn meal and make corn sweetener out of it and all the corn products come from fields corn which you would want to eat what's wrong with just like normal sweet corn why do you need a hybrid why can i mean we've had a now we're getting to the point of hybrid you make a hybrid because it has various qualities that proved profit for farmers it in it has a better yield more bushels per acre it has better drought tolerance it has better insect tolerance it is better disease tolerance and more per acre that's that's the ninety nine percent of what they do for hybrids is to improve the production because of what it's used for you don't care about taste you don't you know it's going to ethanol it's going to pigs it's going into you know your corn starch and corn sweetener you don't really care about the flavor none of the you know you never really had your kero syrup and said huge huge huge difference so we enjoy the other thing i think is that people like to dance through the corn today yes they do and we'll hear about it right now and fall in line with our dancin rules we've got dumb moves even your dog proves we'll show you how to find the groove we know you do just want to dance but haven't seemed to have a chance and lessons time midwest baby i'm no prude whatever floats your boat well good for you but the new york way brings me dismay i'm on the right track baby because i'm bored that way those farmers daughter winter this is tom and talk show and i promise you at this show will not last forever harmony that's a southern thing many grits how many grits takes field corn and uses various techniques of watering and do magic to make it into a puffy white thing that you can then eat when it's really true story of yes this is several true stories bill it's called the merry go round broke down really yes so there you go your bit of music trivia did you write that very famous the im song actually  tomah dog show and here's one of our two theme songs actually we have more than that but this is the one of the ones that closes it out the my again