And the interviewer wanted me to tell him what was causing that. Well it was very easy to tell him that 10 percent of that statewide is because of the drought. Another thing is the fact that corn's cheaper today than it was a year ago. Wheat's cheaper than it was a year ago. Soybeans is cheaper than it was a year ago.
Cattle is cheaper than it was a year ago.
So it don't take no genius to be able to give them the information they needed. All I had to do was tell them the information that I had at the tip of my fingers. But, you know, I had to say this, and I don't want anybody to get the wrong impression. Chicken prices are higher than they were a year ago. And they're making money because they're buying cheaper feed than they were buying a year ago, so they're making up for some of those losses they said they experienced last year when they paid much more for corn and soybeans than they're paying this year.