Literally today, the main part of my team is at the UBC research barn in Agassiz, in the Fraser Valley, starting a long-term collaboration with the University of British Columbia's dairy department. This is our first, and at the same time we are submitting a proposal to the investment agriculture foundation related to follow-on work from this as well.
In general I can't say that I have significant complaints about the programs. Everything seems to be going well.
The one place where we do get caught a little bit is that we are essentially exporting a technology as opposed to a product, and so when we submit our proposals and they call for travel, our travel is generally outside the country but only travel inside the country is supportable under the programs. This is not a complaint; it's just an observation. We can work around this easily enough.
Yes, in general we value our university, our academic collaborators. They provide tremendous value. Our experience has actually been very, very positive under the programs you've mentioned.