I need a lower rate.

We, we do that.

Well, my brother Levi runs really our day-to-day, does a great job.

And Kelly will come w- with an idea at some point, and, and I'll kinda go for the...

And Levi will look at me like I'm crazy and say, "You gonna run the sprayer? Like, are you gonna leave the office and come run the sprayer? 'Cause we're gonna have to do this five times." I, I mean, we had a product one time, a biological that supposed to be great, you know, advertised very well, all shiny, new, do this, you're gonna have a great response.

So we, we have this product, it's in the shop.

We're ready to go put it on.

By God, we know that 'cause we came out with that product in 1946.

I'm going to start with you.

Do we diversify away from those crops? Well, I think that we're going to have to find some way to bring more value with our farmland.

And diversification would be one of the ways that we could do it.

I think the trick is going to be, how do you diversify to something that there's demand for? A few years ago, on my family's farm, we grew a crop called camelina.

And it's for the jet fuel market.

The problem is when you grow a specific crop like that, you get... you don't have openness to market anywhere you want.

It had to be hauled to a different place.

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