Listen, the trade agenda right now is phenomenal. The EU, Korea, Japan, TPP, and India, these are major economies around the world, where in most cases we have trade relationships, but we can also enhance them. These are the kinds of deals that will really make an impact on the agricultural sector. Combined, just those five deals will easily bring in, I would conservatively say, $5 billion in additional trade—$3 billion with the EU alone.
I think the government's current trade agenda, looking forward, is really where the money is for the Canadian agricultural sector, and where the opportunities are. There's a great benefit right now to doing a trade deal with the EU, and also the Asia-Pacific, particularly for sectors like our livestock sector, where of course we have to sell the whole animal around the world. We see different tastes, and we can really start to grow production when we're servicing those two areas of the world.