And, of course, everything around and still green. haven't started the maturity. I mean, it's just you come off the whiteboard Hill. And you look at out there the flat for Greenville and coming this way, it's stunning. Absolutely stunning. So this would be an example of Timothy. That was that was went rode and failed. And so it has to be fertilized. And if it needs any weed control, we'll do that. And another crop another year. Okay, so we saw that we saw the barley fields. So yes, this is the barley. This is same crop, fully just managed differently. Oh, okay. So you see, you see all the straw. And if you look down the rows, you can see the drill rows again, drills with this way. And place to seed the fertilizer. So there's a skip right here. And if you look right out your window, right straight down, where the drill skipped. That's what it looked like. Before. Okay, we pulled we pulled the drill through. So yeah, so this is a barley field much like that one, but it hasn't hasn't been tilled up hasn't been inverted. We just sprayed, sprayed it with, with Gly FOSS to stop the growth on IT volunteer is seated right now are putting an herbicide on, it's called a pre emerge herbicide, which means we are putting an herbicide down. That will weeds really really small and they shift first start to germinate grow. They're very sensitive to any any chemistry that's adverse to him. And so they will, this chemistry that we're putting down, we'll stop the small weeds, and not we won't let them get big and then try and spray them. It'll stop them when they're small. So this is called this called pre emerge herbicides. So this is this is one of the one of the pieces we use. This is 135 foot sprayer, okay. All full of technology. And we're going to jump on it. You can drive