Tanner Winterhof

So if you burn up your patent, you only have so long of a patent, you have to get the next one out to get that money recaptured.

Otherwise, Hybrid 85 is going to take it and sell it for $85 a bag.

Here's the thing, though.

They're not going to buy it.

Why does your seat need to be cool?

When we are growing a commodity that is the cheapest to the bottom, it is a tightest margin, will that 2015 Chevy still drive you to the same place for the same miles per gallon as the 2025, 2026?

Yes.

Are there some creature comforts?

That one looks better, has a little bit better car spot.

Has a heated steering wheel.

Yeah.

But at the end of the day...

It's whatever that bushel, how many bushels you produce, for what price, and where you delivered it to.

You can't tell at the ethanol plant whether that was a 2026 hybrid or a 2015.

There's regional needs.

There's different grounds, whether you're bottom ground, up ground, just climate.

Western hybrids versus eastern hybrids.

You just cannot, even in Nebraska, you can't just have all one hybrid.

Maturities, right?

That's what we're looking at there.