Don’t build a bank account in your soil you can’t access. Guys see a high-yielding spot and think, “That’s going to show me why it’s so much better—higher phosphorus, higher potassium.” But 95 out of 100 times, it comes back that the high-yielding spot is actually lower P, lower K, lower calcium etc. Why? Because that soil did a great job for the last 100 years of releasing it. It’s not about building it. It’s about how well can I release it. You don’t want to build a bank account you can’t access, right? You want a checking account. You want a debit card. You want to access every dollar you save. Same thing with a soil system—if you’re just banking PPM values and you can never get access to it, what good does it do to build them? Don’t focus on the PPM focus on the release, and manage the release rates not the ppm.