Thank you.
As I said before, recognizing the work of the people who have come before, we've been grazing grassland for 35 years and have seen an increase of 3,862% on our stock days per acre and an organic matter increase of over 6%.
Those things are quantifiable, but there's no reward for them. I personally am surrounded by cultivated land. I have four quarters that surround my land right now that have been cultivated in the last five years, and it's hard for us, for grassland, to compete with very high-value crops such as pumpkins and onions. Those are all very necessary, but it makes it really hard to justify the grassland when you're surrounded by very high-value crops that are getting very high return.
So monetizing that would be very beneficial, and monetizing the carbon that we are actually sequestering and holding within our grasslands is very important.