Kindred, a farmer of cotton, agreed during a telephone conversation to sell 200 bales of cotton to Southeast Farms. Kindred had sold cotton to Southeast for the past seven years. Southeast immediately forwarded written confirmation of the date, parties, price, and conditions to Kindred. Kindred did not respond or acknowledge in any way the confirmation. Five months later, when the price of cotton increased by 40%, Southeast tried to enforce the terms of the contract. Kindred responded by indicating that he is not a merchant, and the contract is not enforceable. Is the contract enforceable