The impact, outside of the producers, for a crop input company such as mine is that the farmers are going to produce a crop and they're going to buy inputs, but the question is getting the right product for the right acre in time. That's the number one impact, a logistics concern.
Number two, there is still a lot of uncertainty. When you're given all the information that this committee has, there's no shining star. That's where farmers are making some very difficult decisions that are more a defensive play versus an offensive play. That's coming right back down to the purchases they're making. The needs, the wants and the musts are all being re-evaluated.
I think a lot of strategic plans are being thrown out the window right now on the basis of risk. There isn't a crop out there right now that really excites any of us.