Tanner Winterhof

Liquid manure.

Yep.

So when you're doing the forage harvesting, are you pretty much all in Wisconsin, or did you travel?

And so, yep.

We've heard some of those similar stories that not every year is the same and not every experience is either.

But I give props to those that run forage harvesting crews because when our family goes after our earlage,

It's not a orchestra.

A little bit of bumps in the road.

But I tell you what, when you see a crew that's got this put together, there are tons coming out of that field in a hurry.

Oh, man, it's insane.

It does.

We've had conversations on the podcast about the...

increases in technology, the ability to plant.

Not only do you have larger planters, but now you've got the high speed factor involved that our planting windows seem to be smaller, but that's because we've had it ingrained in ourselves that all the agronomists are telling us what perfect planting conditions are and how important it is to get started with the right seed to soil contact and the information that we have as to how crucial it is to starting off with the highest yield potential.

Yeah, you really got to make good hybrid selections to space out your harvest window.

Absolutely.

It's a full circle.

So when you got involved with the custom manure application...

That seems like it's almost the same season as forage harvesting.

Or did when you get done forage harvesting, you started shit moving?