The AgriInvest account would be a nice fund to dip into if you needed it. The problem is that with the system we're in right now, they just haven't been around long enough to accumulate to anything significant. It's too bad we don't have a bit of a higher cap on those. Right now we're capped at about $15,000 per farm. If you look at that on a 5,000 to 10,000 acre farm, even if they've been maxing it out for the last few years, we're not going to see a significant source of cash there.
It would help, but really what we need is an increase in the cash advance limits, especially for our big producers to get their hands on money, to get them through. Yes, we need FCC, Scotiabank, and anyone else who's been financing for input loans from last year to push those deadlines probably well into the summer, if not into next fall, without this 18% interest being applied, because that's going to be absolutely devastating. You're talking about adding 20% to your input costs just because you weren't able to pay those off by the required—