 Late spring rainfall across the southeast delayed this season's peanut crop and Nutrient Ag Solutions crop consultant Eric Lee has been watching Georgia fields closely. I asked him how his producers can maximize productivity in a year like this one. Yeah, just staying on schedule with fungicide sprays. Whenever we get these late afternoon showers, we'll get a hot and wet effect. And so we're starting to see a lot of our molds start to take place in some of our peanuts and also being able to push that crop along.