Corey Hillebo

It's about a year ago.

We try to hit this January, early February timeframe.

So you can pick up on those.

We've done one every year since we've started.

So there's a lot of varying things, but programs get updated.

So as we start off with some of these initial acronyms, I remember the university extension office holding meetings every couple of weeks on, do you sign up for ARC, which is A-R-C, or PLC?

So that's area risk coverage and then price loss coverage.

Yes.

Any changes to either ARC or PLC?

And that Olympic average, Corey, is they throw out the high and they throw out the low.

Yes.

And take the three middle years.

Of the five years.

Oh.

So if PLC is better— So it doesn't matter if you screwed up last spring without the right choice.

I feel like the questions are kind of, the base questions are kind of the same from the years in the past of if you think you can outproduce your county, you're going to take PLC and protect yourself on the price, right?

Yes and no.

And if you have a gut feeling that you think prices are going to go lower...

If your county is going to do really well, then you want to protect the price.

So I don't know if you caught it, but he snuck two more acronyms in as we were talking about this, both ECO and SCO.