Absolutely. One thing that is made mention of quite often is that there has been a really large increase in farm assets that goes along with this accumulation of farm debt. The problem with that is that when you have a couple of bad years, such as we've had especially this past year, an interruption in cash flow to that extent, you can't rely on just assets to offset your debt when you have cash payments you have to make.
We really do need that as a backstop, but if we can have support for our farms to be able to make an income off our farms and not be reliant on off-farm jobs in a lot of cases, especially for small and medium-sized producers who are serving a lot of our domestic market, if we can make money on our farms, we won't need to dip into BRM programs quite as often if bad times hit, or when they do.