 As we see both corn and soybeans end in the negative now to some of their lowest prices that we've seen here in the last four years, dropping to three-and-a-half-year lows. Some analysts even starting to remark we're starting to see a pre-COVID price structure start to reemerge once again in the grain complex. At the close Friday, September corn is 390-and-a-half, down three-quarters. August soybeans closed 1097-and-a-quarter, down one-and-a-quarter. September Chicago wheat 542-and-three-quarters, up seven-and-a-half.