Aiden Johnson

Did you get one yet?

Absolutely not.

So people ask what type of business you run.

And I just say, I try to, you know, mask it as something really intelligent.

Like, yeah, I run a market intelligent AI infrastructure company and not just a market.

Hey, market company.

So no, I'm in the process.

Oh, no.

Ten years ago, I don't think I would even scratch the surface of getting to the death I am here now.

And that's just simply because I think the infrastructure of AI is getting smarter and smarter every day.

And it makes it able for, you know, two young 20 year olds like me and my co-founder Cole to, you know, mess around and create a whole company and platform.

So, yeah, I don't I don't think it would be it would probably take a big team 10 years ago.

You know, not really.

The USDA NASS is what it's called, will produce kind of an average cost of hay.

So right now I'm looking at hay for April, it's $180 per ton, which is up $167 from March.

And then for the alfalfa side of things, it's $185 a ton, which is up from $175 since March.

So essentially, I was talking to Levi Russ at Rock Valley and I was kind of kind of explaining this issue.

And I'm like, how do people really know what they're paying for?

Hey, and like, what do they benchmark it against?

Because, you know, people aren't really going into those USDA PDF files unless you kind of have a.