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Poor, consists of well-drained thin, extremely stony organic soils over aa lava – for what that’s worth. WATANABE: Okay. Do we have any further questions? J. BRANCO: You want me to answer that one? That’s the reason we got grass and we mow them, so that, you know, we can create more dirt, more black dirt. And we got cinder in the back places and stuff like that. So, like I say, we got some pictures and we can attest to what we did; and it’s working out pretty good. It’s not all dried up, you know. So because we don’t have all that dirt, the rock is very good for the different types of grasses we’re planting. WATANABE: You did understand, yeah, Mr. Branco, that they’ve since added some conditions too, yeah, that basically say even though that property may change they would not be able to file nuisance claims against you or anyone else that is already in ag, agriculture. See, so, you know, if you get up early in the morning to do your mowing or if at some point you decide, well, mac nuts are worthwhile now so I’m going to blow the leaves so I can pick the nuts -. J. BANCO: They cannot go against us, I understand that. WATANABE: Yeah, they cannot make further claims. J. BRANCO: But actually at this point it’s more them, more their problem giving us problem with all those big trees unmaintained falling on our fences and we’re worrying about the cattle running away. You know what I mean? Because that’s -. WATANABE: Oh, those trees that you were referring to? J. BRANCO: Those Albesia trees. WATANABE: That are on Sonomura’s property? J. BRANCO: On Sonomura’s, that is correct, yes. WATANABE: Oh, that might be something that they may be able to mitigate though. J. BRANCO: That’s a problem for us, you know. WATANABE: Okay, thank you. IWASHITA: Mr. Chair? WATANABE: Yes, Mr. Iwashita. IWASHITA: Thank you, Mr. Chair. I just had a follow-up on the -. You mentioned you have wells? EXHIBIT A 6