It's a great question, actually. I'm glad you raised it.
We do work with women in agriculture across the world and in Canada. In fact, what we found is women are incredible at saving biodiversity. They're incredible at agriculture. They make up most of the agricultural force abroad. In Canada, we sometimes tend to forget it, but actually.... I'm also very much involved with a lot of new farmers. In that segment of the population, new farmers who are starting—and in more sustainable forms of agriculture, I should say, also—they are predominantly women.
Women play a huge role in feeding us now and will in feeding us tomorrow, I really believe. Just to go back to seed diversity in Canada, again, they've been key at keeping old heritage varieties and improving the varieties that grow well in their community.
Martin, maybe you would like to expand on that. They're absolutely essential, and right now, unfortunately, programs aren't always designed to recognize their contributions.