Yeah, um, again, I think it goes back to like, context, where, you know, the best practices or the best science might depend on, you know, the, the question that you're trying to answer. And so I think like, even within the OpenTEAM ecosystem, you know, there's, there's hub farms where maybe people are doing a lot of monitoring and you maybe want, you know, a high level of rigor and your your standards and your protocols for those sorts of settings. Whereas you may have, you know, not to speak for Stonyfield, but something like a Stonyfield where you have tons of farmers in your supply chain and not every single farm can be monitored at that level, but maybe a growers interested in some, some things that they can be monitoring so that they can, you know, inform their management and track their progress over time. And so I think, I think that this ability to you know, something that OpenTEAM has done really well is helping to develop protocols and standards that people can pull from that are context specific. So you know, you can see like, if I'm trying to enter into a carbon market, you know, how, how, what at what level do I need to be monitoring because especially with things like soil carbon, there's high levels of uncertainty and you know, the the number of samples that it would take to get a scientifically rigorous, you know, statistically relevant result is going to be cost prohibitive in many cases. And so I think, I think being able to come up with what is the best best practice and best standards at this cost at this, you know, at this scale, and in this context, I think has been really helpful. I would say that the from the interoperability perspective, beyond just the actual standards and protocols, the the data input and data sharing, I've benefited greatly from the work with open team and their partner, our psi, which, you know, is developing this common Onboarding Tool that, you know, we've worked with groups from from Maryland, the million acre challenge, I know that there's folks with General Mills that are also sorry, pardon me, my light just went down, that are also working in this space. Sorry, I'm going to be a little dark for a moment. But But yeah, I think that being able to build a question set that can be built upon and shared with others. So that we're all collecting similar information and kind of to Jane's point that someone can enter their data here and maybe it goes directly to their organic application, or if they enter their data into our region, one system, for instance, that other purchases are able to find the purchasers broadly are able to find the information that they're looking for.