We're a small breed of NCGA #1 Winners and other farmers, a scientist and industry leaders passionate about implementing conservation practices with SNX30 -- and also saving a buck. Representing a new age of farming, we are taking on the challenge of David vs. Goliath, and we are winning after investing over 7 years in R&D. What we want to share is destined to become historic in agriculture, similar to 100 years ago when Henry A. Wallace introduced double-cross hybrid corn to farmers (when yields began to increase) and changed the face of farming forever. Where would farmers be today without hybrid corn?  Thanks to the newest SNX30 technology, it's about to get better for farmers through a 70-year leap in sustainability and regenerative science. Ignoring SNX30 will cost a farmer over $40,000 in profit each season farming 500 acres of corn on corn. Other crops will vary. They say that the best inventions are those that people never knew they needed, but once they have them, they can't live without them. The environmentally friendly SNX30 is that kind of input, as many farmers have already realized. Join us now to prevent toxic groundwater, sky-high fertilizer prices, corruption and FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt). SNX30 farmers are part of something big that can bring more meaning into their lives.  Along our path we've developed an independent team that has included engineers, farmers, scientists, agronomists, crop consultants, researchers, distributors, inventors, manufacturers and others to make SNX30 available for a farmer's best ROI. It all started in the 1900's Depression Era when the grandfather of Lee Roberts (Chief Scientist and founder of SmartNute LLC) rented farmland in the Texas Panhandle and barely made ends meet farming cotton. One of his sons (Lee's father) left the farm for the city. You can read this Open Letter for more information. Now Lee has come back full circle with a team of experts to deliver the best ever ROI for farmers and also help clean up our global ecosystem. SmartNute's SNX30 can make farmers look good too.