Kind of tied in with that is the fact that all of us have either read somewhere, or seen or heard stories, of situations where banks are ruthless with people in debt, and of foreclosures. I personally talked to a woman who had a very bad experience with a bank that was being very ruthless, but she wasn't a farmer.
In the hog sector or in the cattle sector, for example, for the farmers who have debt already, not the ones getting into the business but the ones who are struggling and who may not be eligible for any assistance from the government for whatever reason, is there leeway? I know this is just a general question, but is there a case-by-case assessment, maybe giving them a little extra time?
I have the impression that banks are very, “If you don't make your payment now, that's it.” So I'm just wondering if, given the fact that there is difficulty in the farming sector, there are provisions from different banks to help people through this crisis in the next year or so.