Sue Braykane

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Let's get right to those conversations right now.

And what a great time to have a What's Working in Ag segment.

We love inviting former guests back onto the podcast as well.

We've got Larry with Strobel coming back to tell us more about what we saw out at Husker Harvest Days.

Welcome back.

We had absolutely great weather out at Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, but it was breezy.

So we're going to get us a little bit more clear audio today and talk about what we got to see.

So when we first started our chat, we were standing next to your line of seed tenders.

Why don't you tell us a little bit about that lineup as we move into this conversation?

Yeah, it was nice to stand next to those.

And as I sit here in the studio, I'm looking at a poster on the wall.

Corey tipped a box of seed over this spring and felt so bad about it that we commemorated it with a picture with the eclipse.

Yeah, it was not a good day.

So it's good to hear that that's part of the innovation in your seed tenders.

As you were walking through me, having me walk around those, there's a lot of additional features.

Like you talked about the way those boxes sit on the trailer, the way that they lock into place.

Of course, we compared how high it was compared to my hip for your low profile, but they're in line.