If the emergency part of this is that cow-calf producers.... There are three parts to the price insurance. There's the fed, the feeder and the cow-calf. For cow-calf producers right now, calves are being born, and there's a deadline for when they can insure their calf crop as they wean next fall, and that's the end of May. If we can get the volatility out of the premiums and the cow-calf producers can insure their next year's calf crop, that puts a stability into the market.
After what we've seen happen in the last month, I would suspect that if the premium were a reasonable number, every cow-calf producer in the country would insure their calves, though you don't know and governments do backstop this, and that would make it a lot closer to being self-sufficient.