 I think that was the big key. It's a weather premium. You know, we got the remains of Hurricane Burl, who will be heading up the dry areas of the Midwest. That was helpful, at least for the eastern Corn Belt. And then we also have, of course, dryness for the northwest, which is needed after all the rain up there. So both combined gave the sense, anyway, that yields could be better in the market with that decline.