Well, I've been talking with growers this morning, and there is some tired growers here, but nobody has had any disasters.

You never know when a freeze is going to happen. You just have to be prepared no matter what time of the winter it is. And, as far as I heard, everyone was prepared.

Most growers would like to see some legal means to make it easier to get temporary or permanent labor. But steps should be taken gradually so you don't have any Draconian measures that could affect the industry.

We've been talking and are still talking about new platforms of all sorts.

She was very informative. She never got out of the small town, really, (but) you would think by talking to her that she had experienced the world beyond South Carolina. She didn't let the small town hinder her from actually knowing the world.

That was one of the comfort factors he provided, some guy talking about his religious faith and how I went to church with his family.