How a systems approach reduces inputs

Hello, it's Jeff Glypus, AEA agronomist down in South Texas today. And as you can see behind me here in the field of cabbage, I'm gonna see this is actually a field that is not a current customer. But we are going to try to help them out and get them on an AA program eventually. But just goes to show that, you know, that we're not looking to just get a single product out there as a solution. We're wanting to partner with, with our growers and really drive home, you know, a total systems approach, find solutions that really matter and solve, you know, the issues that our growers are facing day in and day out. There's a lot of products out there that are being sold to the, that, you know, are just kind of a fix all type approach. And you know, that's not the way these biological and natural systems work. So. So if you're feeling the crunch this year and want to look at your total system and how you can potentially look at solving some issues without spending a lot of money on certain products, let's talk and see what we can come up with a full program. Because we've got plenty of growers that are eliminating phosphorus and potassium and even fungicides and insecticides on a lot of their programs while our neighbors are still spraying. So it's almost Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving and we'll see. See you soon.