Corey Hillebo

I don't know, we were under 1,500 acres at the time, early 2000s.

I remember him saying how much he saved.

It was over $20,000 in just buying the same chemicals from somewhere else rather than the local co-op.

And I'm not knocking on the co-op, right?

They do provide a service for that extra cost.

Well, I just said the typical way is just your local co-op provider, especially if they're spraying for you a lot of times, or if you have just a local custom sprayer, they might carry chemistries.

Other than that, it's going to be your independents.

You know, I shoot the guys that we normally do it as...

They're three hours away from us in Western Iowa or Eastern Iowa, you know, and we call it cash and carry is what we do.

And it'd be like an FBN model or whatever.

There's a bunch of them out there.

But right now we're talking about 10 percent.

What I want to know what the difference is.

What is the difference between Ag Hub Midwest and 10 percent Ag?

It's very extreme.

Extremely expensive.

I think the inflation's already happened.

So the biggest thing is, yes, there's government coming in, and the biggest lobbyists for those are the big ag companies, right?

Yeah.

They're the ones, because they know.