Crop sizes domestically have been large. It was another excellent crop. You have very low prices for related foodstuffs, or feed stuffs, in the United States, which should allow exports to improve modestly. I think we ve certainly bottomed from the disastrous times of late 1998 and 1999. The road to recovery is slow, but I think that is clearly developing.
Soybean meal is another, as Europe is starting to buy to replace banned bone meal.
Even egg prices are up partly due to better export demand. The first is that the Asian economies have improved and that demand from that region for meat and grain-related products has improved and, longer term, China may be a factor. ADM s annual report this year talked about their excessive capital spending in the past. It stated the dissatisfaction with past returns. They ve hired an investor relations executive from the outside.