 Well, corn rootworm pressure is expected to be high this year with larvae already beginning to hatch in some areas. Andrew Penny, technical agronomist for Bayer Crop Science, talks about how corn rootworm pressure is looking in the Corn Belt. It's been one of those years where with the population we saw last year and the amount of egg laying that likely took place factoring with the warm winter, there's definitely concern with the populations and the amount of feeding that's going to go on in a lot of these corn fields across the Corn Belt. It could be another year for higher populations.