And obviously we want to grow as much as we can grow so that we can be profitable just like everybody else.

Yeah, exactly what Aaron said on the weed side, super, super detrimental to everybody's farm across the state.

My biggest thing and my favorite thing to talk about is diseases in plants.

They're not fun, but for agronomists, they're kind of fun because there's just so much about them that we can't control, but there's different ways and different tools that we use to predict diseases.

So one of the biggest ones that has kind of been a hot topic issue has been tar spot moving across the state.

Seems like it follows rainfall patterns, and we kind of had the perfect storm beginning of July.

So what's that going to look like for our crop in August here if we're going to start seeing some of that roll in? We had a lot of southern winds the beginning of July, and that disease is one of those that fungicide, it can help minimize impact of the disease, but it won't prevent it or cure it.

And so I think that's all I would have to say on that.