 You know, like canola, you can't grow it canola on canola. It won't work. You've got to have something different out there because of rotation reasons, I guess you'd say, disease and fertility and timing and stuff. But the big reason that we grew it is it was a good option as a cover crop so we could get something else growing along with our cereal rye we generally use. And so far, I'm liking what I see. We haven't had any negative effects with it. Yeah.