We translate our purpose into concrete action through our four sustainability pillars: advancing soil health and soil carbon sequestration, prioritizing animal welfare in food production, decarbonizing our operations and products and elevating employee health and safety. Advancing soil health and soil carbon sequestration through smart solutions puts farmers on the front lines of combating climate change. By choosing sustainable farming practices and leveraging smart solutions, farmers can sequester more carbon in the soil and maximize their soil’s productivity. Farmers are interested in improving the agronomic value of their farming practices as well as their business results. Our precision agriculture solutions — available on new equipment or as retrofits — improve both farm profitability and sustainability. We launched 23 new Precision Ag solutions this year, and announced exciting developments in the area of “Targeted Spraying,” using vision systems and artificial intelligence and machine learning to dramatically reduce the amount of herbicide applied. We expanded our impact in this space through several acquisitions and partnerships, and by increasing our research and development spending by over $60 million. We have continued our outreach efforts to demonstrate these innovations to farmers through our global Crop Tour program, demonstration farms, and Precision Planting Winter Conference. We made important gains in prioritizing animal welfare in food production last year. We acquired Faromatics, which offers a mobile robot that uses artificial intelligence to monitor the environments around individual chickens, helping to ensure their comfort and safety, while improving productivity. We are also in the process of constructing new facilities on the University of Georgia campus to conduct animal welfare test trials research; this approach is similar to the work we do at our model farms around the world for agronomic field trial research.