we have brian splitt of allendale and dustin johnson of ag-yield. all right, we^ve been talking about acreage, so let^s just go ahead and start off with that. i want to o t both of your inints on how you think k is acreage mix will shake out this year. dustin? >> sure, well we already know that wheat acres are down 3 million, winter wheat acres and our thought is that spring wheat will be down about another million. the acres that are lost aren^t great corn and bean growing ground so you know, we could see some of it go to well. so generally there^s still a lot of acres that can come out of prevent plant for next year though, so we do -- we are part of the group that thinkskshat corn and bean acres will be going up next year and since it is a cost-cutting year it should be going to beans. >> and i^ve heard a lot of that this year. so are you in the same camp? is alalndale in the same camp? >> allendale has right now we^re looking at about 1.2 million acres above and beyond last year for corn and 800,000 acres for soybeans above and beyond last year.

i'll host dustin johnson and brian splitt next. marketing discussion this week. we have brian splitt of allendale and dustin johnson of ag-yield. all right, we^ve been talking about acreage, so let^s just go ahead and start off with that. i want to get both of your inputs on how you think this already know that wheat acres are down 3 million, winter wheat acres and our thought is that spring wheat will be down about another million. the acres that are lost aren^t great corn and bean growing ground so you know, we could see some of it go to corn and beans but i think a lot of it will go to sorghum as well. so generally there^s still a lot of acres that can come out of prevent plant for next year though, so we do -- we are part of the group that thinks that corn and bean acres will be going up next year and since it is a cost-cutting year i