And what's the theory behind that?

So it's like Whenever with no-till, the concept is you're not breaking soil aggregation.

Soil aggregation is the ability for soil to create clumps in there and the bacteria, fungi, protozoa, nematodes, all the microorganisms that live in there create a home.

And then whenever you come in with a big machinery, like a tiller or something, you're breaking that up.

And so you're destroying their home and like, they are what, like when you choose for biology, you're choosing for your plants too.

Cause like the plants can like send roots real deep.

Like, especially like when you use like a broad fork and you're breaking down really deep and that's like a very, um, non-invasive way to like aerate the soil deep down below.

It's a great town.