let's talk to john phipps, host of the u.s. farm report. he and his son farm 2,000-acres in central illinois. welcome to the show. what is going on with farmland values? >> it is always a moving averaging target. you remember what the fed reports with survey what bankers think is going on. we don't have very goodies create data points. our colleagues at landowner newsletter mike is continuing to report record high land prices. regardless i'm not sure that something really affects us day-to-day. it is like finding out your grandmother's broach is worth more watching antiques road show. gerri: we thought it was important story and decided to put it at top of our show. here is what the fed had to say. illinois, indiana, missouri, values down 6%. that is what you say. you say on basis of banker estimates. kansas and nebraska down 1.4%. iowa and michigan down 1%. i do know there was a huge bubble in farmland prices going on from '09 to 2013. is there a big change there? >> yes. we've seen this though for the last few months. i've been to sales i