 Ben? Well, based on USDA stocks data, old crop corn stocks will be very likely be 2 billion bushels. And with new crop acres raised a million and a half and assuming trend yield, new crop stocks will be at least 2.2 billion bushels. Risk premium has been shed, particularly as rain replenished the soil moisture in the eastern Midwest and corn lacks a near-term supply threat really of any kind. We do mention there are still problems in South America. Argentine yields have been rather disappointing and drought is now in place across Ukraine. A big crop and big demand will likely define corn in 2024. But for now, it's all about