They want to be. I think you touched on it. They basically need that financial support. Even education-wise, in our riding here, the Grand River Conservation Authority has a really good relationship with the farmers and they were doing their part. It's that support and the programs that are in our budget, like the nature smart climate solutions fund or the agricultural clean-tech fund that, hopefully, can make this sector more resilient and also more protected.
With my remaining time, I want to switch to Équiterre. In my riding, we have a company called Bioen, which is producing an anaerobic digestive system that turns organic waste into renewable energy through anaerobic digestion. This company has already commissioned 345,000 annual tonnes of waste processing capacity and nine million watts of electrical generating capacity to date.
Can you talk about some of the innovations, such as anaerobic digestion and biogas, that we can invest in to help make this transition?