So right now, the problem is corn, I guess. Corn is becoming more expensive for producers, and then obviously they don't get as much for the cattle if they take them to the feedlots.
Corn isn't the best of crops for biofuels. If we were to shift to other forms of biofuels, would that help the cattle industry? Apparently, it is a problem now, not only here but also in the United States, because of the volume of corn; the prices are going up and it's affecting producers. Yet it's not the most environmentally friendly thing, and the ratio of input to output isn't that good.
Could you comment on that a bit, please?