Well, could you dive a little bit more into how this impacts private landowners? How do they affect crops and lawns and, and what does that look like?

Yeah.

Where the, where the hogs exist in Missouri, it's, a lot of it's Ozark.

It, so there's a lot of pasture ground, but there is some, some creek bottoms and things like that when they've had row crops.

And we, we had one h- just, what, six years ago, we had people that had stopped trying to plant corn in certain areas because they had so much damage.

They couldn't get it in the ground.

The pigs would follow the rows, eat the seed corn when they planted it, and then when it got grown and got into a milk phase, they, they'd just flatten that corn to get that, get to the food, you know, 'cause it's sweet and it's good and, you know.

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