Some evidence of that shows up in the stocks of fuel ethanol. They’re down 3 weeks in a row and well below where they would typically be this time of year given the current level of gasoline consumption. We feel the same overall concept is true in the soybean crush and feed users where they’re trying to use every pound of grain possible and hold off until the new crop, cheaper supplies become available. And again, that is going to create tremendous demand when those new crop supplies show up from the field.