Sure, that's a simplified summary of it.
In my speech I talked about the debt-to-assets ratio in farms across Canada. It has never been as good as it looks now. Certainly they are carrying a lot of debt, but their assets are climbing even more, which is fantastic. It allows them to make business decisions based on a solid future and a solid bottom line we haven't seen for a number of years.
There's a growing demand for quality food around the world. Canadian farmers can supply it. They continue to do more than they are asked to do. Our quality and consistency of supply is well recognized in some of the premium markets, such as Japan. We are working on free trade agreements with the European Union. A lot if it is predicated on their ability to import a lot of our agricultural products. It's a good time to be in agriculture. It's a good time for anyone who has been on the edges looking in to take another serious look at getting back in or building their businesses.