have soybean around $11. We're talking about a, a balance as a result of ta adjustments, but the price should converge to a balance. This should come to a balance. In terms of acquisition, we're very active. We have spent, we have traveled a lot. We have many things on the radar with different, difference in relation to three years ago. We're also selling at higher numbers than three years ago. We should have an efficient allocation. We are doing everything to guarantee these, this profitability. We have to be very good at buying and transforming the land. And with this, these new levels, and the size of the land, we should be able to transform land more quickly and be able to guarantee good returns for investors. It's an excellent question. Prices have changed for purchase and sale. As I said, we're always buying farms that are not ready, that are not generating this interesting float with commodities. We always buy land that needs development, needs capex management, human capital, to transform these areas. So there will always be opportunities. This is a very large market. We must have discipline, resilience to do what we have done during the last 15 years with a lot of resilience, a lot of discipline. So this is the message we have to all of you. Thank you Ondray. A great question from inaudible, purchase of land, I believe Ondray has answered. Now we have two questions from John Wayne and Edgar Caster concerning sugarcane. Do you believe that the prices of sugarcane should, should continue at high levels due to ethanol for decarbonization? How do you see this scenario? And Edgar's question in relation to sugarcane. He wants a guidance in relation to sugarcane for the next harvest, Whether they will continue at the current levels. Well two excellent questions. I'd like to spend all afternoon. First, John. First we have, we have a clean energy ethanol, not only ethanol as a source to substitute fossil fuels, but ethanol also for hybrid cars. We believe that if we migrate to an auto industry to, that wants to decarbonize, decarbonization, we need a matrix that will generate fuel for electric cars. So we believe a lot that ethanol becomes fundamental. What I'd like to say too, John, Brazil was a country that approved right now in decarbonization, a new program which is RenovaBio. It's a government program, RenovaBio is a state program that is here to be another source of revenue for producers of ethanol and to compensate the industry that produces fossil fuels. So I'm sure that ethanol will be more and more relevant. I get sad when I see the world working for a balanced situation, and companies saying, Oh now it's, it's better to buy gasoline instead of ethanol. We have to be, we have to decide what we want. Emissions than ethanol will be important in this industry in the next few years. Edgar's question is very good. Why is it good? Because sugarcane is a crop with annua cycles. It is pluriannual so the effects that we have in a harvest, they continue until the next harvest. So why do I say they continue? We have two large imports effecting sugarcane and, and Brazilian production. We have the first, the intensity of the drought. So we had rainfall that stopped earlier. And we had important results. And the second, we had a second when we had severe cold in the south. The drought is known. It hurts but if, the next year we have rainfall within the average, you can recover. The great problem is when we have cold weather, when it happened in July/August, we had most of the sugarcane already harvested and planted, which is for the next harvest so you can imagine the plant had used its reserves to, and suddenly comes the cold and it, it has to begin again. So our experience when this happens for any reasons due to fire, or cold, or, we have an important drop because the plant used its energy. So I would say to you, next year, two scenarios. One optimistic, one pessimistic. And this is not from us, it's not from Ondray or Gustavo. This is the pessimistic one is for 130 million tons, and the optimistic 550 due to these problems with the frost and everything. So if you ask me, I believe in a year of favorable prices for sugarcane. For Brazilian production we have to look, it's important to look outside Brazil the production of sugar in India. Especially in India, we're having a recovery, a modest recovery, in the production of sugar in India. And you can see this with the prices of pound per sugar in New York. I don't remember having seen sugarcane at 21 cents like we had a few months ago. So the scenario for next year, since it's a pluriannual crop, the impact we have this year will continue next year. We will have low inventory of raw material and that puts pressure on the price during the next year. Well the next question comes from Anthony Gordon inaudible. As announced in the summit of COP26 last year, Brazil signed a treaty, an agreement for deforestation ending deforestation by 2030. How will this effect our company? Anthony, good afternoon. It's a great pleasure to talk to you. I believe it's important to understand what they proposed. Brazil, I believe what Brazil signed is our obligation, zero deforestation, illegal deforestation by 2030. This is what they signed. In other wards for zero illegal deforestation in Brazil. We're talking about illegal deforestation. Okay, let's look at, let's look at us independent whether it's legal or illegal. We have few areas in our land to be transformed, and all of them are savannah lands being transformed, and the inaudible that are being transformed. And we have the best expectations to finish this development by 2025. So illegal de- deforestation, yes it what Brazil signed and every time we see these commitments and they become a reality for companies like ours, companies that have governance, companies that respect the environment, that have management, I believe it is even more decisive for us to take action. We, so, the great, one problem in Brazil, is that there is illegal, not in agro-business I would say, ill-illegal, deforestation in the Amazon that is illegal, Government areas, Indian reservations. Thank you Ondray. Question from Victor inaudible concerning, can you talk about the technology projects in the field? How can 5G help? We will stay her until tomorrow, so I'll ask Ondray to be… We have another question. Victor, excellent question. As Anna said, I love this topic. I will give you some numbers from <unk>. Brazil with investments of 4,500 antennas. Today Brazil has a coverage of 5G 17-20 % With 4,500 new antennas, we will take 5G coverage to 50% of the agricultural land. With 15,000 antennas, which is not a very high investment, we take coverage of 5G around 80% of the areas in production in Brazil. I will give you a number, I will share with a number from M- BROP.