We've certainly heard a lot of good points. The biggest problem is to bring them out in five minutes, but hopefully, around the table, we can address most of them.
Going first of all to the young farmers, most of the statistics we get indicate that farm debt is one of the biggest problems that Canadian agriculture has.
Justin, when you are the holder of a farm, you go to Farm Credit, and the debt probably becomes almost half of what the income of that farm would be. Do you have any figures on that? Have you looked at projected—? If you buy a $3 million dairy farm with 50 milking cows, and you put $3 million in, what do you get out at the end of it, after you spend about half of your sales covering the cost of just carrying the debt, without paying it down?