 What we end up seeing is that growers are applying less. We've shown that we can apply up to 50% less P2O5 per acre and still achieve the same or greater yields, ultimately saving the farmer money per acre to get the same productivity outcome. We do see some small incremental yield gains in our trials. So we're seeing that between the yield bushel increases and the cost savings benefit, growers on average are taking home about $20 more an acre. Learn more at phospholutions.com. This is Tim Hammerich with the Ag Information Network.