Of course we are all concerned about getting this matter resolved as soon as possible on behalf of the concerns we had among our American farmers. We are working on that, and I can say that it is my hope that we may be able to do it possibly in the week we return, the week of June 3.
Addressing concerns of American farmers and the timeline for resolution.
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