My final point before we move on to Mr. Bezan is this. There was a lot of talk about so-called projections of winners and losers in this, and it's hard to ascertain who they are. In a scenario where there's more wheat, barley, and durum grown because there's a better return on it, could not some of the losers be canola or pulse growers and processors, as farmers move to a lower-cost input commodity? The cost inputs on wheat or barley are one-third of what it costs me to put pulse or some canolas in the ground. Is that a potential loss?
On November 2nd, 2006. See this statement in context.