John Kempf introduces Revenant, a new product designed to replicate Rejuvenate's soil benefits at lower cost. It's registered in multiple U.S. states and releases nutrients from fall through spring, helping growers reduce fertilizer inputs when cover crops aren't an option.
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So we've been working for the last couple of years on how do we develop a version of Rejuvenate that has these same types of characteristics from a nutrient release perspective, but without the significant costs. And we've developed a new product that is called Revenant. Revenant has now been registered in a number of states. It's not universally available everywhere yet at this point, but Revenant has similar effects from a nutrient release perspective and from a soil aggregation soil quality perspective, as Rejuvenate did, but at a fraction of the price. So this is something that I'm quite excited to talk about because in this particular context, in this economic environment, this can be a replacement for if, if we don't get cover crops planted in a timely manner, if we want to see significant nutrient release from fall until spring, this can be a significant input reduction, force multiplier. All of a sudden you get much greater levels of nutrient release and your nutritional requirements the following spring for next year's crop in terms of potash requirements and phosphorus requirements can be just a fraction of what might be necessary without a Revenant application.