Corey Hillebo

I mean, you could argue that for the cash and carry side and having your own sprayer side, even in the retailers do a great job, but if they can't get to your field because you're 30th in the queue and then it rains and then it's two weeks later and you missed your mark, how costly is that?

Yeah, for sure.

So it's everything, not just fungicide, but fungicide this year.

Dave had a couple of guys from up north that had a couple of kids that had a drone and.

I held out as long as I could.

I mean, it's a for sure.

When you got a several hundred thousand dollar Aggies, your equipment sitting in the shed and you can't, that's your competitive advantage that you already bought the funner side and you can't use it.

Now you got to go pay $14 an acre or whatever it is for a drone.

And you've heard all the bad, the horror stories of drones.

Like it's not a good feeling.

Now, I will say I had one field where the haggie was in it with 20 gallons of the acre, the drone was in it with their two gallon of the acre, and I had nothing for a check.

And it was like 206, no funner stride, 233 with the drone and 242 with the haggie.

So like, it was still a good move.

Still worth doing.

A very good move.

Yeah, for sure.

I would beg for that response year in and year out.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it was still visually striped.