Tanner Winterhof

So

I think I'll welcome a return to normalcy here in the next week.

I just was right before class, teaching class, just sat down and punched out six, eight things that I experienced when I was the head of trading for the region and had a team in Venezuela and just

Just what happens when you operate in that kind of kleptocracy environment.

And it really just struck a chord with, I think, a lot of different groups around the country.

And, you know, there will be a good customer for U.S.

ag eventually, I hope.

And, you know, they were before all this started.

So there's some reasons, specifically from certain grains that naturally flow.

We're a good supplier to Venezuela.

So so our class or winter class, it's a very deep class.

Right.

We're about halfway through teaching that class.

We have more than one hundred students.

individual farms, more than 175 participants in that class this winter.

So it keeps growing exponentially.

23 states and three provinces.

So it's been a big deal, but it's quite a commitment.

So we talked about it last year and last year we did our first clinic.

I'm thankful for the brothers at Hefty to give us access to the Morton Center and access to hire their team to help us.