I think there are a number of issues that are impacting that.
There are some consolidations going on in the industry, whereby you have older farmers who are retiring and whose operations are being purchased by large farm operations. These large farm operations are reducing their fixed costs by expanding their land base and are buying out some of the older operations. They're doing it for size and scale, because of profitability and margins.
There's also a group of smaller farms that are growing and expanding within their own right because they're getting into niche marketing, value added, doing something over and above the production of commodities, and they are located in areas surrounding the urban areas, such as around cities like Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, and Quebec City. So there's that group that is growing and expanding.
The other component that would be impacting this is, to summarize, I guess probably the size and scale of business that's required to generate a profitable business, because of the thin margins in the industry at this point.