 Trotter says EDGE's Director of Regulatory and Permitting, Tim Baumgartner, works with other experts. The first version Tim will be using in the back office, if you will, just to make sure all the dates and requirements are in for the individual farm. But in the future, this will be a portal-driven tool that farms can use. Trotter says the first version of Maestro will help with permitting in Wisconsin, but will be developed to assist members in other states.