It's an excellent comment. As a young producer myself who came into the industry about 10 years ago with no prior experience in agriculture, some incentives on the provincial and the federal government side that have made it possible to get some more of that training have been crucial in my own learning.
On the risk management programs you were mentioning and talking about, coming at it with a more proactive approach rather than a reactionary one and having that surety of stability going forward, especially for a young producer who is not established and doesn't have any backstop or really any savings account to draw on if things really go south, is crucially important to bringing younger producers, people who would really benefit from that kind of training, into the industry to keep it thriving the way it has been.