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There is a lot of equipment aspects and pieces when it comes to fall applications, especially when you think about anhydrous ammonia. There's all sorts of toolbars, knives, hoses, pumps that we need to be thinking about. So just making sure that we're actively looking over that equipment, making sure that any hoses that are pinched or crimped don't have any cracks in them.

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We're not going to have any mid-season leaks or blowouts. So just really thoroughly looking over all of our equipment is going to be really important.

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Equipment's ready. Let's make sure when we begin making those applications that we are thinking about the soil temperature. We really want the soil temperature to be 50 degrees and falling, so steady at that 50 degrees and then falling below that.

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That's going to help decrease that nitrification process, especially when we have Inserver Instinct next year with it, slowing that overall conversion rate from ammonium to nitrate.

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Time frame wise, yes. It's going to depend on where you're at within the U.S. and where we're making these fall applications. The biggest rule of thumb is that 50 degrees and falling for the most part.