Corey Hillebo

Why would they do that to us?

We're in the middle of harvest, and you're asking us to make a crop insurance decision?

So that's when you would typically think about growers starting to price inputs for the next crop.

Actually, our agent was providing that at the in-laws operation as an option.

Yeah.

You know, because it's also broke up amongst my brother-in-law and father-in-law.

Brother-in-law could do it.

Father-in-law doesn't have to.

As long as your acres are broke out that way.

Then you got that county option as well.

And it was interesting because the cost to insure a bushel was relatively inexpensive.

Yeah.

It's just such a weird time of year to make a decision.

Yeah, we opened the episode saying this is to help us manage risk.

Eight out of 20 times.

Yeah.

40%.

We do have, like I said, we pick up new listeners every episode, but we also have a lot of new farmers that listen and use us as a tool to gain experience faster than every day on the farm.

Yep.

There's still incentives for beginning farmers, correct?