Kurt Boris

A few years ago, we added stops at the back so you can put your box on.

They easily stop.

And then there's a one-piece rubber gasket that is replaceable.

Those can eventually wear out.

And we have actually created a mold and have a one-piece gasket that forms a real great seal on the bottom of those pro boxes.

Right.

Yeah.

And we have some options with additional extensions, but yeah, our, we use poly cut tubing.

We feel that's the best on the seed, just the gentlest to move the seed, you know, through the auger and then out into the planter and into the field.

So we've had research over the years and people have opinions in lots of different ways, but we feel the research backs up that,

that the poly cup tubing is the preferred means of getting that seed to where it needs to be.

Yeah, thanks for mentioning that, Tanner.

We started in 1946, just a couple hundred feet from where I'm sitting right now.

It was a blacksmith shop.

right on Highway 30 in Clarks, Nebraska.

And Leonard Strobel was the blacksmith in town.

And he had a passion for serving people and for solving problems.

And, you know, candidly, he came up with a lot of inventions from cutting cedar trees out in the field to, you know, improving the old kilifer.

I mean, the box scraper is one of our best machines today.

So we have