Let me address part of your question, then perhaps Kory can address the second half.
Our project in Varennes, Quebec, which you may be familiar with, is a 120-million-litre plant. It's a $125 million investment in that community, and two years of construction jobs, and it has been done in partnership with farmers in the area. Over 500 farmers have invested in that project, as they invest in all our projects as a matter of principle for our company.
The farmers gathered together and worked with us for a number of years to put together a corn selling group. That group, the 500-plus farmers, set up an organization, and we've actually given them a commitment to be able to supply corn to our plant. So that's a contract we've entered into with farmers. It's good for business for us, and it's good for business for the farmers. They have a legal right to supply their corn to our plant.
That's what we've done in Quebec. It's an interesting model, and we think it's going to work. It's going to be market price, but they have first right to sell their corn to our plant. That's how they're going to benefit. They also have an equity stake in our plant.