I think there's concern out there. Just being able to market a crop is obviously vital, as Brad was saying. We need to be able to move the crop to market. If the price is a little bit lower for a short period of time, most people can deal with that. But if this doesn't get resolved fairly quickly, then we have a bigger problem, in that it starts to impact cash flow longer term, profitability longer term, and then you start to see other things crumble around farms like lending, crops, machinery—other industries that rely on farmers.
I think that's really all I would say on that.