talk about the difference between inbreds and hybrids.

And so if you don't think about corn a lot,

there's some examples that are really close to home

for some folks and it's the labor doodles.

If I had my whole pool of labs,

and those are going to be my male stock and my whole pool of different

poodles would be my female stock, I basically am always trying to come up with different

poodles to be a parent and different

labs. Yeah. Okay. And so the poodles, I'll cross poodles by poodles and try to make

better poodles. Yeah. And labs by labs to try to make better labs. But when I'm

going to go make something I'm going to give to the consumer I make my lab or doodle

and I cross a lab with a poodle right now that's that's a good analogy that is

where I give you know that's what you guys as farmers would see is the laborer.

See, he thought this up because he knew who he was going to be talking to.

He's like, I got to, I got to make this to where they can understand.

Well, I talked to a lot of 4-H kids, so...

Well played, well played.

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