trials?

Yes, to cut to the chase.

One of the most effective alternatives we found was to use a diamide as a transplant drench, in particular cyan terniloprol.

And the active ingredient, that's the active ingredient that a trade name is Veramark.

It's a bit on the expensive side now, but we expect that the cost will go down after that particular chemical goes off patent.

But we've found that very, very small quantities of this particular product can be applied to the tray.

with 72 hours before transplanting and will provide excellent protection of that crop from cabbage maggots.

Like, do you think that will take a little bit of a shift in how people are thinking about deploying things in a way that would make them more successful in using those bios?