I'd just like to say something about the concern we have with insurance for the cattle industry. Right after the BSE situation, the feedlots were getting $320 for an animal that cost $1,400 to produce, and this type of thing. There has to be some type of insurance that would look after those situations.
That is probably one of the aspects with which the cattle industry is really concerned: that when those cattle were finished they'd still be worth what they'd have been worth without the disaster. To us, the BSE situation has been a disaster. It's been huge.
In our industry, if the feedlot industry is healthy, the cow-calf industry is healthy. That's how it works in the cattle industry. That would just be my comment.
Thanks.