Tanner Winterhof

So that's how I ask for a raise.

That's great.

Because it goes all the way down the line from see and spray upgrades on your sprayer.

That's where I was.

Harvest automation.

Just, freak, I think see and spray would be a very easy one.

Is it not?

That would be a very good.

Then it's the labor and contract labor.

It's not the act of spraying.

So what are the biggest... I will keep throwing examples at you.

I'll save that question.

So that's nice to know.

I think that's a pretty fair category for our audience to understand is when you said if it's going to have a useful life of more than 12 months.

So any structure, piece of equipment, if you're going to take that process into place, you're more looking at the cost of labor or the cost of implementation in the beginning.

Otherwise, you're going to use a different tax code to take advantage of deducting the expense for the useful life.

So what about, we've already talked about seed right away, fertility right away, chemicals right away.

Those are all things that we can look at considering.

What about cover crops?

Has it been this wet for 10 years?