 She says if you work in a traditional career, perhaps as a school teacher or an accountant, your year is fairly predictable. But if you're a farmer, not so much. Because there's so much that's out of our control. So input costs are out of our control. When we plant, we're not sure what commodity prices are going to be. Those can go up and down. And they often don't even correlate to food prices. It's hard to predict what you're going to sell your crop for.