 the acres. But no doubt we've stunted and set back some of the low-lying and flooded areas, especially where we've got some leaching going on and nitrogen. You know, the corn doesn't need to put as deep of roots to access moisture, but when it pushes that nitrogen down into the deeper profiles, the roots are not accessing that nitrogen. But definitely more prevalent where there's commercial fertilizer. I mean, one of the benefits of livestock farming is