Any of the things that limit our market access--and I talked about tariff barriers, non-tariff barriers, and transportation being the three key areas--ultimately detract from farmers' returns. If you have a 2.5% tariff disadvantage getting into Morocco and you want to sell there, you're going to have to take 2.5% less to overcome the tariff disadvantage. I think we are talking about a comprehensive approach to identifying all of these factors undermining our competitiveness and the return that farmers get.
So what is the impact if you can't export lentils? You grow something else. I think you will see farmers shifting into growing crops for which there are fewer problems and greater certainty. Farmers, ultimately, are taking a lower price. It's about trying to wring out efficiency and improve the efficiency so that--