 The western half of the state is where the cotton is. Soybeans are kind of more spread. They're in north central Oklahoma, very, very big numbers. In fact, Kay County used to be a major wheat-producing county, now the biggest soybean county in the state. And we've got a lot of other soybean acres further east all the way over to Arkansas, 460,000 acres in both cases. The thing that jumped out at me as much as anything is that our feed grain acres down in Oklahoma this year,