Thanks for replying Maizeing. This down turn in Agriculture has the ability to stick around awhile. I certainly do not want to take my financial position for granted, but I think I can make it to the light at the end of the tunnel (hoping it isn't just a train and 5 more years). Farmers tend to focus on themselves and the production side ( were are human ), but all players and every aspect of the Agricultural industry is going to feel this pain. We are looking at consolidation based just on revenues, plus technology advancement of products and also in Agriculture ( in the case of GMO ) maybe technology RETRACEMENT/LOSS, The loss of GMO's would be devastating to the western fringe farmers who own sprayers, planters and combines and farm +10,000 acres.

My biggest concern for those producers that make it through this correction is WHAT IS YOUR INDUSTRY GOING TO LOOK LIKE ? ? ? ?

   The change on the supplier and grain buyer side of the business could be drastic---- if the Justice Department continues to let consolidation go unchecked.