We have very good information up to last year's crop on most of Canada. We have really good maps on acreage and the specifics of where it was, and they are in a geomatic format, at least for parts of the country. That's great information. What I tried to pick on page 14 is an area of zero-sum game growth within our group, namely, developing these forecasting maps. That's where we'd work with Environment and Climate Change Canada because they have one of the world's global climate forecasting models. We'd be looking at regional model development in partnership with them. That is part of our MOU so we can start doing the “what if” scenarios. For example, if the temperature is going to be this, we already have good information on soil so we know it's the right soil and that the temperature is going to change, those sorts of things, so we can start doing the “what ifs”. We really have to go back to the producers and ask what areas they're interested in expanding into. As Tom mentioned, a really good example is soybeans. We've seen soybeans just marching from Manitoba right into Saskatchewan.
On November 9th, 2017. See this statement in context.