 And he's already feeding his cattle hay, something he normally doesn't start doing until at least November. And we should be cutting our second cutting of hay right now, and there is none. If it does start raining, maybe we can cut, you know, late August maybe. Things aren't quite as dry east in Greene County for Furkey Odinger, who grows corn, tobacco, and hay. But still, they're listed as moderate drought, with parts of the county inching towards severe.