 I think the big break is we really didn't find the consumer demand that we wanted to pick up at, let's say, 550 to 575 relative to Chicago, a world market, maybe somewhere around 220 to 225. And when we didn't pick up the demand at those price levels, then the market's been sagging and having problems nearby. But the other thing we're watching carefully is the French wheat harvest. They've had cool wet weather. Crop yields are not good at all. They're coming in below barley, which doesn't happen very often in France.