Certainly we are concerned about a declining cattle market, and the other members of the supply chain, the processing and feeding sector, are concerned about that too.
I think reversing the decline in the cattle market—and we hope that it is starting to take place right now—is based on overall economic factors, one of which is increased export market access and reduced basis for cattle. That encourages people to take a longer-term view.
What is happening is that we are seeing younger people who were not coming into our industry starting to see a bright future in the industry. These are people who like the industry but simply weren't coming back to farms and ranches, or acquiring farms and ranches, because they weren't certain about the economic future. Stronger prices—and part of that signal is increased export market access and agreements such as the TPP—will encourage people to raise more cattle.
We have a large land resource and the ability to raise the cattle, if the market signals are there.