No, I don't believe so.
One of the problems is, of course, especially in a rising market right now, for example, where people are saying, boy, Australia's drought problems bumped the price of wheat up in a single week by 10%. If I could dive into that market right now and take advantage of it as a wheat producer, I could get rid of my wheat. Some of that wheat is still hanging around from last year and they haven't got rid of it. So I could get rid of my wheat into a rising market, get my paycheque immediately, and start planning for next year.
The trouble is that you get initial payments, and by the time you get paid out, it's a long time from now. I just think it's one of the advantages of a marketing choice world. If you're one of those who don't want to pool risk and pool return, you can play the spot market, and in a situation like what happened a week ago, where the prices jumped 10% to 14% in a week, you say, right now, when the iron is hot, I'm going to take advantage of this. It's difficult to do that when you're pooling over a year.