It will vary depending on the yields in any particular year. It will depend on the type of soil those products were put into. But the study also went a bit further. In our review of it, to produce the capacities you're talking about would take roughly 2.1 million acres of wheat, 0.9 million acres of corn, and 0.8 million acres of canola in an average year.
When you look at those numbers, they're very small compared to the fact that Saskatchewan alone has 47 million acres of arable land. So it's certainly doable.