 Your quality lessens a little bit each time you cut, right? You have to cut a little lower. It might not be flowering quite as well. It just depends on the conditions that you're in. But that would be awesome. Hay is coming along really well this year. One thing you've got to make sure is you get it dry before you bale it because if you bale up wet hay, now you have the potential for fires and low-quality hay later on in the winter months. Sure.