 Senator Marshall, what are you doing out there, that field here, and what are you trying to get? I mean, one of the things is rising costs that every farmer feels, really every consumer feels. Yeah, well, in addition to Colorado sharing a border with Kansas, we look very much alike. We've shared this same drought for 10 of the last 15 years. Then we had this aquifer underneath us, this aquifer of water. It's 200 to 300 foot deep of fresh water. It goes all the way from South Dakota through Nebraska, Kansas.