 However, this news of the sale of China isn't necessarily good because just because they made a purchase, it doesn't mean they're going to take delivery. The money can't be counted until we actually have it in our hands. And when you look at how much China has invested in South American crop production so they can guarantee a supply, they're not necessarily going to look to the United States until they have to. And when you couple that with a rocky trade relationship as of late and uncertainty of what the trade relationship will be after the elections, it's a tough sell to the world's biggest buyer.