Nate Belcher

They've all got a bank of parent lines, right?

That they pull from and you're doing different crosses.

So you may have a new product that is a unique cross, but it doesn't mean it's a completely new parent line that it's coming from.

It's just a new cross.

And we can do that same stuff too, right?

You know, and we do that in our testing of,

what happens if you take this female and put it on 25 different males, right?

And then you look at those crosses, 90% of them may be nothing, but then you come across a 10% where it's like, what is that?

That looks good.

Just like, you know, that's how breeding works.

Oh, we could do that.

If we could have one hybrid that went everywhere, that would make our lives so much easier.

Go ahead.

I'll keep it quick.

And, you know, kind of Tori, you hit on it.

What works in central Nebraska, it's going to fall on its face in Southern Georgia, right?

They're just, those are two different environments.

And two different hybrid types that fit in those environments.

So that's kind of why we need a robust lineup.

And we're always trying to make it better, right?