 You know, rainfall from the hurricane moving into the Midwest right now is really good news for the corn, just as it's ready to pollinate. So usually moisture hurricanes don't make it into the Midwest until mid to late summer, if ever. So having it in early July is certainly good news for the crops. And Cordonier is factoring in flooded acreage in his U.S. estimates. I lowered the harvested area, 900,000 for corn. And for soybeans, I lowered it to 750,000.