Yeah

... um, which is pretty crazy for this time of year.

So I think there's obviously gonna be some, some issues there with yield, but also quality too.

If they do start getting some rains coming through, we could see quality also getting hit.I also talked to a custom harvester here recently, and he normally starts heading down south, starts in Texas here pretty soon, um, and then works his way north.

And he actually took a trip, um, down there, um, a couple weeks ago, and he couldn't get anybody to book any harvesting south of South Dakota.

So I don't know if they're, if they're waiting to see if it's still gonna be tillable, if they're gonna work it up and do something different, um, or what the, what the thought process is, or they're just gonna wait it out and see what the crop actually looks like and then start booking.

But as far as early stuff, you know, there wasn't a lot of optimism about the crop even coming off the field.

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