We found out we were the 7th May of the Acre and Shane gave me a call from the office. He said, congratulations, basically you got into the program. You're the 7th May of the Acre and you know I honestly didn't have any idea how many Acres were invested in this up to go to CSPA. So it was sounding like a milestone and it is a milestone so I guess we were fortunate enough to be part of this. This place came up and we really didn't think we were going to be lucky enough to be able to make it work but we did. I stepped away. Well I went to college. Yeah I was in the National Guard, South Dakota National Guard and it was a good experience. You know as all together was eight years then they just came a point in time where you know we had room for expansion and I wanted to come back and be part of it. We bought this place three years ago and we kind of, it's been a learning experience you know definitely coming out here by ourselves. We've got a lot of family help at times when we need it. The top three things that we're doing in order to help with the conservation around our places rotate, rotate in cattle and spraying. Taking care of not just weed. We've put in water line systems to keep the cattle moving and giving them water source so they're not concentrating in one certain area. Our cross fences are also something that we're utilizing and rotating them. I can watch some cattle out there and when you go on to a new pasture just has so much more punch to it than something that's been collecting sunlight and getting tall and kind of rank. I got the Visinine with Shane in the office in Kennebec and just the more he talked about it the more it seemed like it fit our fit what we were consistently doing plus adding more on to make things just done more. I haven't had too many producers say they don't like CSP. It provides them that little bump financially or even through the technical guidance that my staff and I can provide through our office or on their operations and bump them to that next level. We take people in the CSP from a high level conservation to a higher level of conservation. We like the fact that the CSP program is set up to kind of help us as farmer and rancher and help us better utilize what we have. I mean it's basically to assist us and make us better at what we do. When I first heard about CSP I was kind of surprised that we weren't already in the program because we do a lot of the stuff they require. If we can get some assistance for doing things right that's great. Stepping in that office up in Kennebec there's a lot of people in there that are willing to help us out and sign us up to these programs and let you know what you need to do when you need to do it. That's helpful. I didn't want to have a job in town and then run a few cows. I wanted to try to make a living out of this. We're both doing it together so it's not like everything is on me. It's between the outside stuff and the inside book she has to keep. It's probably busier than I am really. It's a team effort and it takes a good team to do this deal out here because there's some trying time. That's for sure. The conservation stewardship program encourages and includes the whole operation. And so this program isn't for everyone. It's for producers that have maybe already worked with their local natural resources conservation service to put conservation practices on their land. And it's to take that a step further. It was really a program that producers were waiting to see. Saltacoda ranks number one as far as the number of acres enrolled in the conservation stewardship program in the nation. Being able to work with Aaron and work with our boys and work with my dad and brother, you know what? It's rewarding in itself and I don't know if you could put a price on that. You want any, once your heart's in it, your heart's in it. That's the whole reason we are doing what we're doing is to let in the end. Hopefully we have something for them. Probably didn't know that when we started but when you started having a family, you start thinking different. And that's kind of what we got to is we hope one of them boys wants to do something with this place and that's what kind of gets a guy going every day. If we got a program that's going to reward us for doing that good job, we're going to be part of it. You get some assistance from people that are part of the program that say, hey, you could do this. I mean it just keeps you thinking about how to conserve. It's a relationship. We're going to take care of the land. That's our number one priority out here.