Greg

We had three semis and a loader and a skid steer, and we actually cleaned feedlots, you know, and hauled every day.

That's a big pain.

Got off track there.

I mean, cause you're out in the field a lot more, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

You're making nine passes instead of three or four.

Definitely fall.

It looks like fall is the big push for right now.

Right.

Yeah, we met with a couple of companies three years ago at the Organic Grower Conference in Monterey, and they've come a long way.

They've got new iterations, and I truly believe that conventional farmers will be used in one company that has an amazing laser weeder.

Now, right now, it can only go about 2.7 miles an hour, so that's going to take some time, but it is actually day and night you can run it.

But I think that's where... I think the American conventional farmer...

Thinks about organic, yes, the paperwork, yes, the manure versus synthetic, yes, I can't spread anymore, but we can get rid of weeds now.

There's some really good tools between tine weeders and cultivators, which we all know, but the tine weeders cross-angled across a cornfield or a wheat field, you're going to get the weeds out.

But farmers don't want to see weeds.

You guys pride yourself on no weeds and straight rows.

Well, I mean, you didn't either.

Well, the good thing is Crick Organics is here so that I think we're taking away that headache for a farmer.