 Now in other news and certainly something else that will be impacting the markets is farmers in Russia's breadbasket are battling temperatures over 120 degrees and trying to save a wheat crop hit hard by the heat wave, frosts and even floods. Rostov, one of Russia's key wheat growing regions, accounted for 11% of the country's total grain harvest last year and Ag Ministry officials are monitoring it to make more adjustments to an already soft 2024 wheat forecast. I'm your farm broadcaster Sam Speck with your latest check of agricultural news here on this Thursday morning.