 which obviously causes economic loss for producers with affected premises. And for that reason, we've chosen to support farmers with the ELAP program to offset those losses. Vilsack says farmers will receive payments of 90% of lost production, retroactive to when the herd tested positive for H5N1 in March. And that's based on the national all-milk price. He says the updated ELAP rules will be published in the Federal Register Monday, and at that point, producers can apply for the funding at their Farm Service Agency office.