We've done some significant labour market intelligence for the industry. We know that all sectors are investing in their workers, certainly—they are investing in their businesses and in training workers—but in agriculture, because there have been shortages, the capital-per-worker investments have skyrocketed. That includes things like the cost of putting a robotic milker in place in a dairy barn because you don't have enough workers and you can't secure that those positions will be filled. You're unable to invest in the worker and instead you're investing in technology to replace that worker. The point there is that, although it has increased significantly and it's higher than in other industries, there is a point at which it can't increase any more, and I think we are near that tipping point. You still need people in order to care for animals and direct the activities, especially of those technologies, and now you're going to need new kinds of skills in order to do that.
On May 2nd, 2017. See this statement in context.