Certainly within the community a large portion of the production is protected by contract and the contractual agreements between a producer and the processor to purchase the product.
On the commodity input side, one of the risks that many agricultural producers take at this point is—Take, for example, fertilizer, because many producers will rely on the person from whom they're purchasing the fertilizer to apply that fertilizer on their fields in various blends. But in order to protect themselves, they've probably pre-purchased that fertilizer. So depending on the size of the farm, they'll have anywhere from $50,000 to $500,000 tied up in somebody else's investment; it's not physically on their property.
One of the things we do need to look at is how we ensure that as we purchase inputs like those, we can provide assurance that we will actually receive them, because there's a huge trust relationship within the industry at this point.