Wow, on an acre and a half; that's good.
You made the comment that there are fewer farmers than ever entering the sector. That is very disturbing when we hear about the growth potential for agriculture and how Canada is positioned to be a world leader in food production. I know that we're putting down the bases, and that communities and farmers and associations are all very focused on attracting youth. You mentioned the 4-H program, which I'm familiar with as a former 4-Her. It's a really great starting place.
We cultivate these young farmers early, create a peer base, give them training, and then there are these barriers. You mentioned AgriStability. There's innovation as well. Is it also a lifestyle thing? How much of a factor will innovation play in new farmers entering the sector?