There's always a trade-off in agriculture, and ultimately it comes down to signals being sent by the marketplace to farmers. CPS wheat, for example, is mostly utilized for ethanol production, versus hard red spring wheat, which is mostly used for human consumption. If we want to have a higher level of human consumption, I think the signals can be sent through the marketplace fairly clearly. If the policy is that we should have more biofuel and therefore we need to produce more crops to go into the biofuel sector, that definitely is a signal that's put out to farmers through government policy.
I think you have a balance here of market signals from the world marketplace that is looking for food and an alternate signal that comes from policy that's generated around climate initiatives.
I'll leave it there.