Luke Stronach

I like how it's fast-paced.

I just like the diversity of it.

It's really interesting to hear what everybody out there is doing, what they're working on, and really kind of fun to watch how some of your guests have grown when you begin to see these products out there on the market.

That I can't really get into.

Give me a range.

So right now I'm spending a fair amount of time in Georgia.

I'm in the process of moving to Atlanta.

I'm about to close on my my my first farm.

It's a it's a large pecan orchard in Georgia.

I'm close to having a second pecan orchard under contract and I'm starting to do plans to develop a 1000 acre orchard in Georgia.

So start starting out with nuts, starting out with pecans.

There's there's a lot of reasons for that.

Well, you're going to find that type of farmland.

You have to draw a line in the sand with, is it irrigated?

Is it not irrigated?

What kind of water does it have?

Most farmland investors beneath the surface, they're water investors.

When you go out to the farm, you're looking at the earth, you're looking at the trees, but what you're really looking for is water.

And so this first orchard, it has below ground irrigation.

It's wonderful.