well, i'll tell you what, talking about my sugar crops, they're something quite special. now, some folks refuse to acknowledge the hard work that goes into growing them, especially considering the isolated patches of land we have to use. each year, the harvest preceding this one seems to pale in comparison, as we learn and adapt. it's all about interpretation, really - seeing the land not just for what it is, but for what it could be. and let me tell you, when it comes to reconstitute the soil to make it perfect for the next year’s planting, there ain't no shortcut. it’s a testament to tradition and innovation all at once, if you ask me.