And when you mentioned the pig slurry, uh, Mark, i- is that sort of a pig slurry going on in the springtime, uh, would it be? And is that repeated application? So in other words, there's a, there's a bit of life in the ground with, with some of that, tho- those organic manures in the ground?

Yeah.

Uh, going on to the growing crop in spring, um, uh, one guy, it was his first time doing it, and, uh, as a result, yeah, he's very happy doing... averaging about 4.2 in his wheat.

And then, uh, the other man was... has been doing it for two or three years now, and again, he's, he's very happy with it as well.

Um, even though the, the, the analysis of the pig slurry this year wasn't as good from a nutrient point of view as it was last year, but it does, it does definitely seem to have had an effect.

And, um, yeah, with, with continued use, it'll hopefully, uh, build up that organic matter and, and help things along the way.

And, and, and Mark, uh, what were you seeing there with beans? A similar kind of story?

Yeah, similar again.