We're paid whenever we actually sell the crop. Sometimes we could deliver it in September, but we may not price right away. We may price later. Whenever we price that off the futures market, as Brad was showing, the futures price changes. Whenever we price it based on that market, that's when we're actually paid in most cases.
If we choose to hold on to our crops.... In terms of what we produced last year from the fall of 2018, we still have some of that crop in the bins, but 90% of it is gone. Probably 85% or 80% of it is priced. It's basically just a function of when the farmer chooses to deliver and price his grain.