That'd be cool too. And you know the other thing with that too is it really does

with that goal and that dream it would really

bridge the gap. It bridged the gap between the consumer and the farmer because

everything that we're doing for our brand and there's a ton of farmers out there

doing the same thing we are. it's to bridge that gap.

Our mission is to bridge the gap between farmers and consumers and show people

where their food comes from and kind of...

Well, restore the faith that in your fellow farmer and

yeah because there's so many unfortunately there's a lot of organizations

out there that paint farmers in a bad light and say we're all corporate owned and say that we

don't care we don't give a shit about what goes into the food or what goes into the

animal and we don't give a what goes on to our our field.

We're poison in the water.

Yeah and we don't care about runoff or anything like that when

we do care because this everything we're doing is going to go to our the next generation

you're one of these people that they paint you to be you won't be raising pig

right won't be feeding cattle you won't be doing it you won't be raising chicken.

All of the food we eat in much of the clothing we wear comes from plants and animals that are

raised on farms.

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