observation programs that we have participated in, where they actually help fund improvements as it isanch, as long to help with conservation ksactices to keep that cree those are great programs because those programs -- there is an incentive for farmers to participate. it is nice when you have programs like that. too, isr thing, sometimes the rules and regulations are the same whether you are a small business or a larger business. when you are small, you cannot necessarily afford some of the changes or the new rules and regulations. you can do that as easily because of the burdensome financial

participated in, where they actually help fund improvements as it isanch, as long to help with conservation ksactices to keep that cree those are great programs because those programs -- there is an incentive for farmers to participate. it is nice when you have programs like that. too, isr thing, sometimes the rules and regulations are the same whether you are a small business or a larger business. when you are small, you cannot necessarily afford some of the changes or the new rules and regulations. you can do that as easily because of the burdensome financial responsibility it takes to do that. i have 15 full-time employees. then i hire additional seasonal help. really, one of the biggest challenges facing the united states agriculture, whether it is in california or texas or new mexico or new york, is the immigration program and the fact that we really don't have a -- that allows for some type of a guest-worker program, entry-level workers to come into this country, help with seasonal harvest and then be able to go back to their country. -- it is really unfortunate because you have both