It's, uh, it was a lot.

Uh, the most important one is, um, you have to know how wide you can spray, you know, swath is super important.

Um, You can use swath gobbler, you can do strain test, but any type of testing, knowing your swath is great.

And also the second big thing we learned is when you spray a vertical canopy, whether this is row crop like soybean or corn, or this is a horticulture crop, or even a fruit tree, the operator should expect the swath will reduce inside the canopy.

So some reduction in swath when you deal with a thick canopy should also be expected.

And then, you know, just wind.

It's always an issue.

What did you find in those?

But maybe, Steve, do you wanna just explain a little bit more about Buzz and how that's been impacting many businesses?

I've been using it since April.

It was just announced last week.

So, uh, I've had quite a bit of experience with it.

It's a multiplayer both human and agent experience.

Y-you can think of it as like a, you can think of it as like AI native Slack or Discord.

Um, another good analogy I think is look what Google Docs did to Microsoft Word in terms of Google Docs brought collaboration to word processing.

The safety apparatus and the security apparatus ends up becoming a greater danger than, um, allowing these things to be developed freely and openly and in a decentralized way.

The dairy was started in 1889 by his great-grandfather, and today Steve Lee and his sons are still going strong.

Because I've got three boys that are still involved every day, and I've told my dad that I would continue daring as long as possible.

And I want them to continue daring as long as possible if we can keep things going.

But it's harder every year with the way milk prices fluctuate, and we have nothing to say about that.

And several 4-H'ers were recognized that are helping to share those benefits of our dairies and dairy products.

It made me very proud to see this many people here today and how many raised their hand that they actually helped dairy farmers or are still in the dairy business with their family.

It is very important that they continue to support us and we appreciate their support.

Why would they use that? Why would they go to the archive to use a scream and not get whoever the actor was who happened to be dying at the time to get them to scream?

Well, you know, sometimes it's a budgetary thing, a time thing.

You know, who knows? Let's just pull something from the library, guys.

You know, we just need to scream.

Oh, that one's pretty fun.

Let's use that one.

And it has such a distinctive sound.

Is there a female equivalent of a Wilhelm scream?