Tell us about your role there.

Okay.

I've been with the Soil and Water since, uh, I think 2000, and, uh, the role has ever been changing.

Uh, started out as ditch maintenance, and from there, shortly after that, shifted into a grant in the Honey Creek Watershed, which, uh, we did a lot of work for six or seven years in Seneca, Crawford, Huron County, working with producers.

And that was at the beginning of this whole cover crop soil health movement.

Way back in, like, 2007 was when that sort of kicked off, and, and I kind of feel like that, that jump-started, um, a lot of what we got involved with at the Soil and Water District where we're at.

Um, I think that we've kind of always been sort of a hub for, uh, the cover crops and the no-till.

Mm-hmm.