 signs of wetness and nitrogen loss and uneven corn and, you know, compaction and everything else. I mean, the producers I talked to, you know, we're in July days here, we're looking at pollination, but I don't know if anybody was really happy with how the corn got planted. So, you know, if that translates into something when it gets in the yield, which it could, we'll see. But the weather is definitely the dominant feature.