Corey Hillebo

It's very, very...

Hit and miss.

Hit and miss, location based.

What about low quality ground?

Maybe your bottom ground, maybe a little bit of timber mixture into it, less tillable.

I think that's dropping actually.

So I've seen a lot of guys in our area that had $5,000, $6,000 ground that four years ago, going back to COVID even, heck, you could have bought it at $35,000.

It shot all the way up and now it's kind of regressing.

It's coming back just a touch.

i think but those are the folks that want the hunting ground but maybe have the side job but there's not a lot of income from it like you're talking tanner so that's a stack of hats shout out to the three hat girl wow both of them they both have three hats on so now let's talk equipment right we got a little feel for what the land market's doing what are we seeing on the equipment side are we seeing a little bit more rapid depreciation or are we holding tight

I was going to say.

What about grain facilities?

I thought that's what I was telling you on the grain facility.

They could versus taking it all, basically taking off that lease payment.

And being able to spread that out.

So if I rent it to you, it's a rent-to-own program, really.

And then I'm renting it, leasing it from AgFi.

And then once I lease it, at the end of it, do I buy it for a dollar or something?

Of course, we've got listeners that don't trust the USDA, though.

Yeah, that's true.