From a farm debt perspective, sector-wise, as I say, it does come a little bit more into the structure of the industry. You might find that a dairy operation or a poultry operation might have a little bit higher leverage ratio, just because of the consistency of some of the income expectations prevalent in that industry. I don't think it necessarily puts them in a higher-risk category than that of a grains and oilseeds farm, which has more income fluctuations based on production risks that can take place there.
You do see some subtle differences between the industries, but I don't know if I could really point to something from a policy perspective that you'd be able to drive into that would make some substantial headway.