You've done a lot, so if you could just walk us through all that exists on the land that you're currently sitting on in the sort of under the agribusiness, agritourism categories, so they can understand what you are at the helm of.

So I say so interestingly enough, I am positioning myself through my nonprofit, Earthery Farms, and it's named after my mother, and here's why.

We are at a season where we are creating systems of things, and now that we have a bill and priorities, we can figure out how the priorities align with how we see community.

Okay? So as I say that, uh, here at the farm, uh, we have, uh, multiple residential buildings.

We have a event center that is also a farmers market.

We have a horse farm where we're going to board horses and do therapeutic riding, and then we're also, uh, building what are called high tunnels, and the high tunnels are gonna be individual growing, basically sales of food, kind of like greenhouses, that we want to grow Caribbean African specialty crops and sell them in the market.

Oh.

Uh, we're, we're working on a grant.