 Exactly. And I just wanted to ask about that. Is it getting better for farmers on the back end to actually make a profit? And with the commodity prices that they are, I know they fluctuate quite a bit. We were just following the story out of Idaho about them cutting off their irrigated water because of concerns it could kill off near a half a million acres of crops of potatoes. It could be affecting the markets pretty drastically. So, I mean, the farmers always kind of get the raw end of the deal at the end of the day.