There's no point trying to grow those legumes if they're not going to, they don't like wet feet and you're in clay soil.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

And the other thing to mention, Andrew, is about the structure of the soil.

So you're talking about cultivations and things, but you really need, so a lot of people will plant a herbal lay and expect it to just fix compaction and give them a wonderful structured soil.

But that's, some herbs won't put roots down through compaction sometimes.

Some do, but you want to make sure that you're really looking at the fields you're going to put the seed into.

Is there anything, I don't know, like using a particular type of drill or particular conditions that will give it a better chance of working?