I'd just like to add one thing to that.
I agree with what Patricia was saying. There was one thing I found particularly hard in accessing financing. I didn't have to come up with a mortgage for the land, but I did have to come up with capital for infrastructure and start-up expenses. Because I didn't own the land, even though I had a 99-year renewable lease on that land, which is as secure as ownership, no financial institution and no government program would recognize that as equity for securing a loan. So I couldn't access any other loan and had to hodge-podge together personal private loans, put out all my sources, local programs for entrepreneurs. A lot of new farmers don't own land; they're also leasing land. We have to have loan guarantees that are accessible to farmers who do not have the equity to begin with.