I'll just ask one last question, and then I'll let you answer it. Otherwise, I'll get cut off.
We said that in 2007 there were 27% savings if you bought in the fall rather than the spring. Is it not also true that in the last 10 years that has become more of a prevalent thing for farmers to do, that those savings have tightened? So once farmers have the ability to flat-out buy throughout the year, those savings are going to continue to decrease, and the industry is going to continue to eliminate those savings and generate its profit throughout the year and maintain a steadier profit line.
I'll let you answer both those questions, and then I'm sure my time will be up.