We've lost most of our clients. In terms of being able to rent land around our farm, which has always been a big thing as we don't own a whole lot of our own land, it's going to be very, very difficult.
Those of you in the room who are farmers know something called “coffee shop talk”. Well, the potato farmers are blacklisted. It has affected other potato farmers around us as well. When a person owns land and all of a sudden this land has a bunch of caveats put on it by the CFIA, as I mentioned before, the land is worthless and it's very bad for potato growers.
We don't know when the restrictions will be lifted. In the event the restrictions are ever lifted, we would have to try to win back our clients, our buyers. Obviously there is a stigma attached to our farm and the other farm in our area that will make that difficult. The markets we sell into were hard-won, mature markets that took a lot of years to develop.
Using farm language again, we have a very tough row to hoe.