I'm not too sure what you refer to when you say insurance, but certainly FarmStart is looking at such programs as a dollar matching. Some new farmers think they should be able to buy a farm in their early twenties. We can't normally buy a home in our early twenties. But if they start putting a dollar aside and every dollar is matched, that's one example.
The other one, of course, is finding a way to pay mentors, so that farmers who are retiring could make an income being one-on-one trainers. There is a step-up program right now being offered, but only to those who are in agricultural programs at universities or colleges. It's not available to those we call “second career”, those who are coming into farming in their 40s or 50s. Infrastructure, I think—I heard this early on—is a big part: assistance with building good, solid systems.