Anyway, on a serious note, I guess I'm concerned as well.
You mentioned nitrogen fertilizer and the increasing costs, especially with such a low natural gas price. I'm from northeastern British Columbia, where we have farms and we have natural gas. I look forward to the price of natural gas getting up there, but I have big concerns for our farmers. If the price is so high now, what's it going to be like afterward?
You talked about a seed co-op. I'm curious to know if you've pursued a fertilizer co-op. I notice there's one in Quebec that they're trying to start.
Have you considered that, or have you considered another market type of check to that increasing price? Ultimately, to control prices in the market is very difficult for a government to do, so we'd rather see a market-driven response to that. What's your response?