I know the Canadian Young Farmers' Forum is fairly active in sharing information. The other thing is that you have to realize that the young generation of farmers live with technology. They grew up with the technology. They're exchanging information by computers back and forth.
The discussion about high investments in technology is balanced with making sure we have really good business skills to understand, if you're investing in technology, what those investments are going to offset. It could be labour, efficiency of applying crop input things, or even making some of the environmental sustainability demands of society. It's your farm management skills, looking at that new technology, and recognizing that in some cases making that type of investment will actually make you more profitable in the long term if you can save in some of those other areas.