A
they've got to have them there to be able to milk them. And they, and I read in this article, I couldn't believe it, where, you know, like, one cow produces, like, a day, produces like a hundred or so pounds of manure.
B
Oh.
A
One cow, I was like, my God, and they, and this thing says that, that, you know, it-, people think, well, cow manure is good for fertilizer but when you get that much manure it says it becomes a real problem because it's not, it's not when, you know, you buy cow manure at the store they've added stuff to it and they've added humus and stuff that,
B
Uh-huh.
A
breaks it down, and, and this, and this article said that they've got a real problem that, um, you've got toxins and, and, uh, bacteria in the manure that is, what it's doing is it's going through, uh, they don't have a very deep, um, o-, you know, their water,
B
Uh-huh.