going to be released. some of that water is going to be released no the ohio and mississippi. we're not quite done here yet and on top of that, the crest from this surge of water is now moving downstream in places like the boot hill of missouri, across vicksburg, mississippi, at some point down across [ inaudible ] some so this is going to be an ongoing deal here for the next few weeks really and not just the folks who live here across illinois, kentucky and missouri. guys? >> all right. thanks, rob. if you're one of the missouri farmers and you have your farmland flooded out or worried it's going to flood out, you have record high corn, wheat, soybean prices, you want to be out there tilling, planting, ready to go. >> robbing piecer to pay paul. allow the community homes to flood or do you sacrifice the rich farmland you need. >> the other reason the farmland is the most productive because for centuries -- >> the mississippi was flooding it. >> all this water and sit molt,