You're right that the recent high prices have resulted in fewer payments under our programs. Our programs, I would say, haven't really been tested in a downturn yet.
At the same time, keep in mind that AgriStability is built on a reference margin and those reference margins are building, whereas in the late 2000s, in 2008 and 2009, we had very low reference margins. We went into a downturn, and the program's ability to help was limited. Those margins are substantially higher than they were in those times, so I think we're riding in with some fairly good coverage under those programs.
Are they going to hold up to what might come? Our suggestion is that they will pay out substantial amounts of money if we experience a significant downturn, but we need to continue to engage the industry on it.