 Many farm fields in the upper Midwest are overwhelmed by astounding amounts of water. Darren Johnson farms in Faribault County and says a year's worth of rain has fallen in less than three weeks. We're in that 20 plus inch range. So for every inch of rain, it's 27,000 gallons of water per acre. And then you equate that out to, you know, an 80 acre field. That's 2.2 million gallons for one inch. He tells Brownfield it does appear the water is leveling off. Good thing is...