Well, that would depend on the given day. That's challenge number one. As you pointed out, I don't think it's necessarily one factor.
The challenges I face, which I know others do as well, are the compounding factors. If the weather is rainy, we usually accept that, because eventually it has to rain. But if the price is going down at the same time as the interest rate is going up, at the same time that you have to replace a piece of equipment that's now 25% more expensive, all of this starts to snowball.
Eventually there gets to be one issue that's a breaking point. For each individual farmer, that breaking point is probably different. The fact that this happened in their lifeāit probably isn't just that; it's probably everything that has snowballed up to that point.