How much are you really losing organic matter-wise or nutrient density wise from that patch of soil

relative to planting them properly, so to speak?

Yeah. You're definitely going to need to remember that if you do tight-spacer, you're

going to have to water more often. It's going to dry out faster because there's more root competition.

You probably need more fertility to begin with. Yeah. So depending on the time of year, that could matter, like if it's in the rainy season, probably doesn't matter at all. But in the summertime, when things are actually

really fighting for water, that's when the tight spacing could probably get against you.

Hey, there's some lunch for you, Jock. It's fitting for another episode of the beat.

Welcome back to the beat. So we're back, Jacques. The sun is out, but it's also not out. It's

kind of a bit of a spotty day. We're just past the start of spring. Yes. And you can feel it.

Yeah, you can feel it. It feels good. Feels really good. A lot of birds, a lot of chatter. These beats, they wouldn't be this big if it wasn't spring.

Jeez, that thing is huge, yeah.

I can't.

There is a big crack in the back, though.

Look at that.

All right, we'll show you the truth.

No one told you that.

That's a rain crack.

But here's what's been happening with me.

Yeah.

There's a lot of updates. Okay. Number one, I spent some time in the sun. I got a little bit of a tan

a little bit of a Filipino tan coming back. So I'm trying to come back to my people. Number two,

I was not feeling so good about myself on Sunday. Right. So I said, you know what? Let's do a little

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