It's in your history, family history of agriculture, and you continue with it and making sure that they can keep doing that also.

Yeah, I actually remember when I was deciding to go to college and when I first went off to college, I was going to go into accounting and then I switched my major into agronomy.

And I remember my mom just being so upset because she thought my dad was pushing me to do it because I come from a family of three girls with no boys.

And so she was just like, you don't need to do this because your dad wants you to do it.

And I'm like, no, I want to do it because I want to do it.

And so, I mean, the one thing that we go back and forth on in our farm right now today is, you know, I make a lot of the agronomy decisions.

Dad does more of the marketing.

These seed companies that we have worked with, they develop these hybrids to go on any acre and they provide really good information and trials for us to physically see throughout the season so that we can put hybrids where they need to be on farmers farms so we have lots of I mean there's continuing education everywhere out there in terms of where we're going to place things for farmers and help them make the best decision for the season so.