 It looks like that hurricane shouldn't have any tremendous effects on a sort of fertilizer shipments or anything like that, but it does act as a reminder. You know, it wasn't that long ago that we had hurricanes shoving right up into the mouth of the Mississippi River. It just takes one storm to completely disrupt that. Today, everything's doing okay. Tomorrow, who knows? Speaking of the Mississippi River, Linville says the heavy rains of the upper Midwest all find their way down that riverway from one direction or another, and that may be where we see bigger headaches.