In our area, it has rendered a situation by which farmers have decided not to engage in it because of the....
It would be interesting, I guess, if we could see the uptake in terms of the regionality of the program. What I hear consistently is that farmers decide not to engage in the program because the premiums are simply too high in our area. Therefore, they effectively opt out of the federal government's component, the percentage of the money that the federal government provides for the program.
Is there a way during this time to review the premiums that are being paid out, the way that the premiums are being determined, and whether or not there's a corresponding relationship between the premiums that are being charged and the actual risk level?