Thank you for the question. I'm not an expert to answer this. I can give you a broad response.
Yes, there's room for improvement in eastern Canada, but I wouldn't go so far as to say that all of the land being tilled can go to zero till. It's complicated. There are areas that are too wet. There are areas where the soil, quite frankly, is too heavy. There are areas where we don't have the perfect tool of zero till.
However, as I imagine your witnesses on Tuesday would have said, there's lots of room for improvement. Generally speaking, the farms are much bigger in western Canada and it's easier to recapitalize. When you go from a plow-disc cultivated system to a zero-till one, you have to buy new equipment that's very expensive. It's generally easier to buy that equipment when you're already working on a large scale. That's my simple response, but we could have people come back to give you more information on the specifics.