 It's getting that time of year, though, on the heels of pollination when historically it does not pay to have old crop corn sitting around. Now, if you were in a tighter carryout situation, not one in which you're above two billion bushels for stocks, you know, then you could maybe see a little bit of a reward for holding on to that corn late into the growing season. But this certainly doesn't seem to be like the year that you're going to see that.