First of all, I'll address your question around AgriStability.
For a grain and oilseed producer who isn't very diversified and is mainly in just grain and oilseeds, when you add the rule of two times your allowable expenses, that actually really deflates our target even lower. We might be at 75%, but in a lot of situations we would almost be at a 50% income loss before we would trigger significant dollars in the program. Then it really becomes a disaster program.
The timeliness of that program and the lack of value put on it by financial institutions really leaves me in an area of flux, so unless here is some significant work done to address the two main non-allowable expenses, which are machinery and land costs, I'm not sure it would ever work well for grain and oilseed producers, even if you were to increase the trigger back up to the original level.