Thank you, Mr. Chair.
One of the things that was touched on, maybe not directly but incidentally in some of yours and in some of the questions, was input costs. The one thing I'm hearing more and more about from my grains and oilseeds producers this year is fertilizer bills. They walk out with sticker shock if they hadn't priced their fertilizer last fall. The guys who locked in last fall are all looking like financial geniuses, maybe by accident, but they are.
Some of the things have been mentioned--regulatory costs, etc.--but I'm looking for ideas in each of your industries on what could be done to lower your input costs. You've touched on some of them incidentally in going through, but could you organize all of them and add to any other ideas you have that could help to lower your input costs, and any programming or any changes the government can do on various issues to help lower your input costs.