and we know that 60 some odd percent of the pasture conditions, pass you -- pasturen this country overthe summertime was in drought. so critical thing particularly for beef and lesser degree for dairy will be better rains early on in the spring so that we see some improvement in pasture, or i think we could, unfortunately, see further liquidation. okay. all this, what this means for food prices, we will see some transmission of these higher prices, higher livestock prices in particular into higher food prices. ers is currently projecting food inflation to increase by about 3-4%. i believe there's a session on that later today. but it's important to realize that at least at current levels if you look at the most recent month, i think it's december looking at that -- or, excuse me, in fact, report came out today which i don't have the numbers for. but our current levels of inflation very low, 1.3% year-over-year for the most recent month. but we will expect that to increase. and, again, as i say, ers is forecasting some 3-4% over the next, for 2013. high but not nearly as high as i think