Nate Belcher

This is his love, his passion.

It's what he thinks about on a Sunday and has worked with them intimately.

So you take that knowledge, you take the foundation of really good parent lines, and then we pick up that sword, if you will, and run from there.

So, you know, we get a lot of people, you go on ag talk or whatever, they're just peddling old genetics.

And that is not true.

Right.

I mean, again, in some cases, yeah.

If the farmers in a region, hey, this hybrid was the best we ever had.

Can you bring this back?

And it makes sense.

Sure, we can do it.

We will do it if it makes sense.

I can't tell you the amount of times and I'm sure you guys have experienced this.

Hey, had a hybrid that dominated for 10 years.

The next one came out that was supposed to be better.

It was never better.

So farmers know there's something to that.

But short answer, 20 years is what you get.

Well, so again, that's why I say the base.

We don't need to know all the little – because like our stuff, we can patent our stuff, right?