Investing in the Midwest Corn Belt, Versus California Specialty Crops

We take a really diversification view. So if you do that, you're going to be going to run a portfolio that's bout 65 to 75 % the primary grains and 25 to 35% specialty crops. And so and the reason for that is, on an output basis, if you look at re revenue from production agriculture on a nation wide basis, that's the approximate relationship between the primary row crops, think midwest corn belt, versus california specialty crops.