Sometimes little changes can improve farm profits.
Nothing is perfect.
That's a premise that offers improved profits to anyone who produces anything for sale. It's just a matter of finding the flaws and creating formulas to fix them. It may be a way to cut costs or improve the quality and price of a product. It may be a new use or another market for a waste product or by-product. Land-grant university research and extension staff are searching for whatever it takes to squeeze out a little more profit for agricultural enterprises.