Jobs are headed to Nicholasville at the future home of All Tech's Biological Fertilizers production facility.

It's a $4.5 million plant, paid for by all tech and a grant from the U.S.

Department of Agriculture.

We moved in to the first office 40 years ago.

And to jump forward now and think where we are today, to be breaking ground on a new fermentation facility that will focus very much around our crop science business is really, really exciting.

Talking about the future, the future of agriculture, and how chemicals are not going to be the way forward.

In fact, it's products like those that we will be producing here, fermented products, biological products that will be that future.

Leveraging the science, leveraging and harnessing nature.

To really create something quite special.

This is all tech's first domestic manufacturing facility.