 Sweeney believes many farmers are holding out hope that there could be another spike in old crop bean prices before harvest, and sometimes it even happens right after the kickoff of harvest. However, he believes that farmers that are holding on to grain too long could be playing with fire. Yeah, in my opinion, it's a pretty rich risk. But at the same time, you know, you kind of get to the point where you've held it this long and you're just going to continue to hold it and hope something better happens.