Gunther

We do multiple years of studies.

When we first develop products, we start in small block trials to weed out what we want and find what we truly want to keep and take to market into the next level.

Then we scale that up.

Pat, since I've known Pat for so long and he's relatively close to where I live and I can monitor the fields myself personally, he's one of the cooperators that I work with to actually go out and

Real-life farming.

So we've taken stuff out to him, and we'll trial it on his farm, and we'll see it in 80-acre blocks to actually see it across variable soil types and test the product in the real world.

Do the root digs, monitor the crop every single week.

That's how we develop crops.

Right.

It's simply the resistance in feeding.

Right.

So when you're not nibbling on those roots and those corn rootworms aren't nibbling on those roots and those root hairs, your plants are continuing to develop those roots and mine this oil for nutrients and water.

So are we seeing better score?

Oh, absolutely.

Yes, absolutely.

Is there zero feeding?

It's pretty impossible to get zero feeding.

Yeah.

Right.

So, but it's close to zero.