Corey Hillebo

Yeah, it's the bang for the buck situation, right?

So let me throw another wrench into this.

I'm going to use Corey.

Corey has hogs, okay?

Let's say that he wants—I'm just looking for something to write off in his hogs is what I'm looking for here.

Is there a way that if he decides to put his manure, it's going to cost more to get this manure farther to all of his farms rather than paying for fertilizer?

But now we're talking fertilizer again and fertility.

If he gets more hogs, more hauling trucks, more honey wagons to get it there, can he use that?

If you did research on your manure like he's talking, well, then is your feed.

Okay, don't we change feed now?

See, I'm a contract grower, so I don't know where that would be.

So you can't.

Yeah, but like, you know, you guys, if you're feeding out, hey, we're going to change to dry distiller's grain.

We're going to change the ration to be a little more soy hole or something in there.

Yeah, if we went to composting or bed pack.

Yes.

And harvest –

It's a trucking company?

You just made me think of something.

So we've depreciated cattle over the years, and then we decided to sell cattle all at one time, and we had this huge recapture tax.