I would agree, especially on the processing side, particularly when I think about the fertilizer complex and how obvious it's become that we are dependent on the Middle East in particular.
It's my view that even if the conflict ended tomorrow, the world is not going back to the same place that it was before. Especially when it comes to crop protection tools, I think an alignment with jurisdictions that have an objective similar to ours.... I would think of a country like Australia, for example.
For a lot of commodities, the single biggest impediment to growth is that growers are becoming increasingly unsure that they can actually protect their crop, so I take your point.