Tanner Winterhof

But that's the point of being part of a podcast and a group of network of cool farmers that you could call other people and say, hey, how'd you get along with that?

Don't use those guys.

Is that information available to all the other farmers or do they have to go grab it?

So that's our vision.

Okay.

Because farmers and their data are worried about that, right?

Yeah.

My premier growers does it.

You know, they have a group of 400,000 acres in north central Iowa.

Then they're...

anonymizing the data and we have a one group meeting it's not out there to everyone but I think most farmers are worried about them taking like that data and then selling it to a Bayer or a Corteva or a USDA you know type of stuff like that now they've always said they're worried about it but I don't

I was just making a note for the cuts.

Oh.

I was hoping you'd say that because that was my only other concern too was like, okay, you got us in it now.

Where's the best place to go?

Because I about guarantee you the first person that comes and wants to buy your organic corn isn't probably the best.

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