One number one. Also, I don't have one more map. Yes, sorry. Funding as a lead, that's the green map. Sorry, my page has got mixed up. 244,500. I can only speak for Lawrence County every bit about cost share dollars that you see on both of these maps, has only been for cost share. For the community, going back into the community. In 2024, it's the first time that we have applied for anything other than cost share. And that was our educated position that we really needed. Other than that, all of these dollars, or cost share dollars, going back into the community. I can't speak for the others. They might have bought a piece of equipment. I'm not sure. I'm just speaking for us. On the next, there's a map. A heat map showing this management practice is installed by soil and water. I got this from the ISDA you can see at the bottom of the page. He printed it out for me on 5.5. We didn't do this to make any other County look bad, but we did it to show what Lawrence County looks like. That's actively reduced in sediment loss in 2024. And on the last page is just activities and other things that we are involved in.
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