I think that's an excellent question, and it is actually a fundamental question of agriculture right now. Certainly getting young farmers into the industry is going to be very important going forward. This is where we would again see the need for BRM to focus on other things, such as actually allowing farmers to have more power in the marketplace.
One of the studies we did in the last few years looked at farm debt, and one of the concerns we have is that as of 2009, we have $64 billion in total farm debt in Canada, and it's climbing. It has climbed quite significantly. In 1994—I'm just looking here—it was $25 billion. So the debt load that farmers are taking on....
Talk about risk management. Look at where interest rates are. What's going to happen when these go up? There are agricultural economists raising alarm bells about the fact that we could be seeing a debt crisis in agriculture.