Each of those events were slightly different. We can provide this committee with a bit more detail on those and post it.
One was related to a field trial. It was an experience in which there were things you could quickly identify in relation to what was being tested. They were able to manage that relatively quickly. Another was a find of a fair amount of plants in a fallow field. They were able to understand what it was right away. They were able to deal with it more quickly. Then they had one that was very much like it was for us—an isolated event, but they were unable to identify where it had come from. It had not been near any field trials, so they were able to manage it similar to the way that we are managing this particular issue.
Each of them was unique in its own way, but I think the relationship to field trials in the other two is an important distinction between what we are experiencing and those particular trials.