Yes, in 2007, it was possible that the gap was 30% or 33%, because I have customers who bought their fertilizer early, and the difference between the price they paid in November and that paid in May was 27.5% for the same customer, the same company, the same volume. It always depends on the year and the weather that year. You referred to the KAP study. I read it and I talked to Dave about it. Everything depends on when the producer buys the product. The study paints a very broad picture, but, if you ask who bought the product on November 10, 2006 for planting in 2007 and the price he paid in the United States for urea, for example, and you compare it to the price paid by Quebec producers or western Canadian producers, I believe that the difference won't be 33%.
On March 11th, 2008. See this statement in context.