Analyze the Federal Tax Credit

help homeowners out that are considering putting a high efficiency stove like this Kuma stove in their home. the big beautiful bill which just passed through various uh I guess the House and and Senate, however all that works. I don't know a whole lot about politics and I don't really care to know a whole lot about politics. You can post your ideas and thoughts down there. I tried to read the big beautiful bill all the way through and I couldn't read it all the way through. I just couldn't make my way all the way through. It probably take you 10 days to read that and you'd still be confused as to what the heck it says. But one thing that it did do which does not benefit rural folks like myself who are getting ready to put wood stoves in their shop or in their home or whatever their primary heat source might be. They cut some funding. So I've got a print off right here. I'm just going to read it out to you. This is from ethanolproducer.com because guys I got on uh the government website and tried to read through. It's it's article 42102 of the big beautiful bill. And again, I couldn't read it, but the basic gist of this I got from ethanolproducer.com. It says, "Another section of the draft bill aims to phase out a credit that supports the installation of residential heating appliances and residential oil furnace or hot water boilers that are rated to be fueled with eligible biio-based fuels. In other words, I think that that means I know it means wood stoves that burn wood like we have here on the farm. And we only burn dead fall trees, trees that have fallen down. I just stockpile wood and I'm going to burn it here to keep my house warm, to keep my garage warm, to keep everything warm. Um, and it's just a cheap way to not let this material go to waste on the forest floor. And I know worms got to eat, too. I get it. But, uh, it's super important to clean up your forest and keep it clean. All the forest fires that we've had, uh, all over the western and eastern United States are oftent times fueled by deadfalls that fall on the forest floor and they haven't been harvested or improper timber harvesting. Now, the Big Beautiful Bill has some information on timber harvesting. And I am not going to get all the way into that. But on one end, the big beautiful bill is supporting the timber industry and supporting the taxpayers. On the other end, right here, it's not so much. So, the legislation would terminate the energy efficient home improvement credit, which…