No doubt there's been a tremendous increase in farm debt, but I would say that this coincides as well with the increase in farm cash receipts that we've witnessed as well, with record highs reached in recent years. I think you did mention 1994 as sort of a starting point of the growth. If you look at the last 10 years, 2005 to 2015, there's been a tremendous growth in farm cash receipts, which I think speaks to the success of the industry.
As to addressing where that takes us from now, I think we need to have realistic expectations about the next 10 years. As much as we are optimistic about the future, I think it's more realistic to expect that the next 10 years will not necessarily look exactly like the past 10 years. The past 10 have been influenced by really strong prices. A bit weaker prices...and I think the growth in cash receipts or income at the farm level will come mostly from productivity, which is driven by the investments that have been made up to now.
To me, that means we're well positioned for success, but it's certainly something to monitor in the future.