How do growers know that they are using the right nozzle?

It's a difficult question to answer, believe it or not.

We typically will go to a term called spray quality.

So it's a generic way of describing the droplet size of the spray.

And most nozzle manufacturers do report the spray quality that their nozzle makes at various pressures.

So, for example, we found great utility from recommending a coarse spray quality in Western Canada.

Why? It is a nice compromise between coverage, small droplet component, And drift control, large droplet component.

Tell us a little bit about that, who and how it can be accessed if people want to know more.

Is that a fair reading of what was actually intended back in the founding era? This is one of the things the historians have argued in their briefs to the Supreme Court is that that's actually not actually what the people back then thought they were doing.

The unitary executive theory that the court's been pushing basically assumes the president was designed to be a monarch with term limits.

And that's just not, first of all, what the record shows and our historians have really emphasized.

There were a lot of very intense conversations going on at the time of the founding about what the presidency should look like.

But there wasn't a settlement like the court claims that the president is supposed to have this kind of boundless control over the entirety of the federal government, because that's what it means to kind of vest the executive power in in one person.

But that myth that the courts created of the kind of unitary executive theory has been popping up time and time again.

And what we're seeing with the slaughter case in particular is kind of the culmination of a proxy war that's been going on for a really long time.

They should have done that in the first minute of this case.

But that is a controversial idea.

It, it is a controversial idea.

Look, uh, last year there was an assembly bill that made it to Newsom's desk, uh, that I was a big part of.

I was a co-sponsor of that bill.

It was Assembly Bill 255 to, to just ask for up to 10% of housing dollars to be used for drug-free recovery housing, and at the last minute he vetoed that bill.

Uh, which is insane to me, because there's clearly a need.

Look, you go to rehab, let's say a 90-day program, and you c- come out of rehab and they put you back in the same SRO building that you were in on Skid Row, the chances of you staying sober are, like, zero.

What is going on in the Mission?

What would you say are some of the problem areas?

I would say there are three main areas we're focusing on.

The first one is, of course, that they're low volume application.

They don't have big tanks yet.

So y- if you wanna do a low volume application or get any kind of productivity out of a small tank, you have to use small droplets in order to get the coverage.

So we're just on the cusp of where we start to have real problems.

You know, small droplets evaporate quickly.

factor.If you were to hazard a guess and look into the future, where do you think we'll be when it comes to spray drones in the next five years?