You're saying that you would have needed double or triple the amount. You were given up to $50,000 or $135 per head, which was nowhere near how much you needed.
Adjustments were then made. I'd like to highlight how ridiculous the situation was. It rained on May 1 or June 1, if I recall correctly, so that meant farmers weren't short of water, even though the effects of the drought were visible. Almost the entire field was grey.
How were the programs, the indicators, adjusted in subsequent years? What was the financial impact on your profitability?