 Hine is a farm manager. The crops she grows are mostly owned by institutional investors. She says there's constant pressure to grow almonds for less money. So I think in a way it's made us much more fruitful and productive, but absolutely there's hard conversations. Hine says she and other growers understand almonds have been overplanted and that the supply needs to change. Even with how sad that is, people have to get out of the industry. Acres have to be removed in order to rebound our prices.