It's not really a conversation with my accountant. I took 2013-14 and saw how long the contracts got pushed back. From past experiences, I know that our service in the Peace Country can be pretty terrible. We can be the last that are cleaned out. I just don't leave risk on the table that I won't have my grain delivered in time to pay my bills—or I try not to, anyway—so I sell a big proportion of my grain early. That's how I manage that risk.
I end up paying a bit of a penalty. You can sell in, say, September or October, for a wider basis, and that's when everyone wants to sell, but it's just a better risk to take, in my opinion, than not having the cash flow to pay my bills later on.
Does that answer your question?