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We need to clip that. He's making money. So I want to know, as we look into 2025, you know, this show is going to air within 10 days-ish of recording this. What are the challenges? When you look at farming as a business, what are we facing? I mean, we've got some obvious, but what are you seeing?

That's the history of tractors. We got to interview Neil Dahlstrom last summer and his book, Tractor Wars. I've got the book on my shelf. I've yet to get into it, but it's a... So it starts off talking about the Model T. Okay. Because Ford then goes into making a tractor of his own, but wants to build the tractor the same way and concept that he had for making it affordable with the Model T. Yep.

That's the history of tractors. We got to interview Neil Dahlstrom last summer and his book, Tractor Wars. I've got the book on my shelf. I've yet to get into it, but it's a... So it starts off talking about the Model T. Okay. Because Ford then goes into making a tractor of his own, but wants to build the tractor the same way and concept that he had for making it affordable with the Model T. Yep.

That's the history of tractors. We got to interview Neil Dahlstrom last summer and his book, Tractor Wars. I've got the book on my shelf. I've yet to get into it, but it's a... So it starts off talking about the Model T. Okay. Because Ford then goes into making a tractor of his own, but wants to build the tractor the same way and concept that he had for making it affordable with the Model T. Yep.

So everybody would have a Ford tractor to be able to do the small things on the farm, but John Deere came in, bought Waterloo Boy... and went the opposite route of, we know that Ford's making a tractor that's barely making any money for him, but he wants one to be on every single farm. Let's design a plow that hooks up to a Ford tractor, and then let's make our tractor the premium one.

So everybody would have a Ford tractor to be able to do the small things on the farm, but John Deere came in, bought Waterloo Boy... and went the opposite route of, we know that Ford's making a tractor that's barely making any money for him, but he wants one to be on every single farm. Let's design a plow that hooks up to a Ford tractor, and then let's make our tractor the premium one.

So everybody would have a Ford tractor to be able to do the small things on the farm, but John Deere came in, bought Waterloo Boy... and went the opposite route of, we know that Ford's making a tractor that's barely making any money for him, but he wants one to be on every single farm. Let's design a plow that hooks up to a Ford tractor, and then let's make our tractor the premium one.

So we're not going to be on every single farm, but we're also going to make the right margin, make sure we have the features in this that aren't going to be inefficient.

So we're not going to be on every single farm, but we're also going to make the right margin, make sure we have the features in this that aren't going to be inefficient.

So we're not going to be on every single farm, but we're also going to make the right margin, make sure we have the features in this that aren't going to be inefficient.

We heard that conversation, the speakers, right before break this morning. They were kind of saying the same thing. It's interesting there's some contradictory when it comes to soybeans, right? For where the value product is coming, it's the value add. It's in the oil.

We heard that conversation, the speakers, right before break this morning. They were kind of saying the same thing. It's interesting there's some contradictory when it comes to soybeans, right? For where the value product is coming, it's the value add. It's in the oil.

We heard that conversation, the speakers, right before break this morning. They were kind of saying the same thing. It's interesting there's some contradictory when it comes to soybeans, right? For where the value product is coming, it's the value add. It's in the oil.

golden corn like what's golden corn well golden corn is regeneratively raised and it doesn't use gmos and it's more uh it's got more nutrient density so it goes to human food products versus for ethanol because and it's there i have wondered that the the division of of grains that go into hog feed versus that goes into an ethanol plant that just these are the hybrids that have these characteristics that this you're growing ethanol corn

golden corn like what's golden corn well golden corn is regeneratively raised and it doesn't use gmos and it's more uh it's got more nutrient density so it goes to human food products versus for ethanol because and it's there i have wondered that the the division of of grains that go into hog feed versus that goes into an ethanol plant that just these are the hybrids that have these characteristics that this you're growing ethanol corn

golden corn like what's golden corn well golden corn is regeneratively raised and it doesn't use gmos and it's more uh it's got more nutrient density so it goes to human food products versus for ethanol because and it's there i have wondered that the the division of of grains that go into hog feed versus that goes into an ethanol plant that just these are the hybrids that have these characteristics that this you're growing ethanol corn

Well, Syngenta tried that.

Well, Syngenta tried that.

Well, Syngenta tried that.

With antigen, yeah.