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Hey, listeners, welcome back to the Farm for Profit podcast. It's great to be back with some representatives from Sukup. We've got Randy here, the material handling sales director, and we're going to dive deep into the title just to make sure everybody is clear as to what he understands. But, no, it's a pleasure to have you back on the podcast. Welcome back, Randy.
Hey, thank you, guys. Appreciate it.
What a beautiful day to have an interview to learn more about what's available, what's cutting edge and new for farmers this fall when it comes to grain handling. But material handling in the title means it's not just corn and soybeans that souk up. equipment handles, right?
That is true. We handle a lot of commodities. I mean, we've done things from frack sand to canola to sunflower. So it just, it depends on what the farmers and the people need out there.
We were out on the West Coast. What about pistachios?
Yeah, we do some stuff with pistachios and almonds as well. So, you know, nuts to sand to grain.
Corey, how did they do that? They did so many million dollars per rib or something like that. Pistachios are a little more high value.
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