Okay. Let me ask a question about farmer payments and the way they work.
Allison, you were explaining that the farmers are paid when they move their product to market—or it goes to the grain elevators and they can move it off to the markets. I'm assuming that year to year that system generally works—generally. You're able to pay off your loans. You're able to take out a new loan for the next growing year.
This is my question. We heard before that really the rail companies were underperforming last year by 5% in rail movement or ability to move tonnage, putting aside any comparison with the crop this year—let's say it was 5% less. But farmers are in fiscal constraint here. Is that because the price of crops is so low this year, then, because of the lack of...? I just want to clarify this, that it's not so much on the volume now, but on the low pricing that results from not being able to ship more product to market.