Okay, that's good.
I actually have to leave pretty quickly. They need the equipment for a class.
I just wanted to mention with respect to forecasting that often forecasting is a collective opinion of farmers gazing at their crops. We actually need professional agrologists who know what they are doing when it comes to estimating crops, and they need to do it systematically. I don't think what we've spent now is adequate.
That's all I was going to say. We actually need to hire perhaps agrologists to spend two days a week every second week or something like that, across different regions of the Prairies, to go out and fully inspect those crops and make some really informed decisions, rather than windshield surveys.
I have to go now. I'm sorry about that.