Tanner Winterhof

I feel like that's when stuff really starts to nickel and dime you, whether it's the AC unit or you just have seals that are wearing out.

We've got black electrical tape on the dash of a couple of ours because we can't get the light to turn off.

It runs fine and the light's still on, so just cover it up with black tape and you don't see it.

Yeah.

No.

I mean, I understand there's a lot more to it, but the bar looks like a glorified anhydrous bar or planter combination with a row cultivator.

It doesn't look like it should be that expensive.

Yeah.

So do you think, because I was having this conversation, was the reason these prices feel inflated is some of the programs that are available for switching tillage practices, the conservation type payments of they know that if you go from full tillage to a reduced tillage structure like strip till, you get X dollars an acre.

You also have to pay up on technology fees to be able to get your planter on the same strip that the strip-till bar went on.

Is there ever a debate at the coffee shop, Dave, about if anhydrous should be put on at an angle or if it should be put on with the row?

Not one that I've heard from the old boys.

Because isn't the big debate about the angle or going with it is if you're doing spring applied and you plant too close to where you put it down, you could get nitrogen burn?

They're going to have a freaking statue for him.

There will be a Jamaican farmer statue in Jamaica.

And it's always fun seeing the rain amount in Jamaica.

Do you break it out by the hundredth?

What's the official?

Wait, what brand's on the side of it?

Is that a John Deere rain gauge?