 But as opposed to over here in North Dakota, they're a pleasure to work with. Well, we kind of understand what that means, that they don't have regulation. And that's why they're jumping the river. Interesting. So it'll be 20,000 acres of, well, actually 19,000 acres, they claim, 14,000 acres of silage and 5,000 acres of alfalfa that have to be grown locally, or they say they're going to grow locally. Mm-hmm.